People v. Kamhout

Lawrence DeWitt, a night policeman of Grand Haven, came out of the Grand Trunk station about 2 o’clock in the morning and saw defendant sitting in his Ford car in front of his own house, leaning on the steering wheel. The car was built up to resemble a bread wagon, with doors in the rear. DeWitt stepped on the running board, turned on his flash light immediately behind the seat to see what he could discover in defendant’s car. He discovered nothing there and went to the rear of the car, and saw, with the aid of his light through a broken window in the door, a carton. He pulled it out and…