Resnick v. State
Court of Appeals of Maryland
1Opinion of the CourtCollins, J.
On August 13, 1943, officers of the Baltimore Police Department entered a residence at 4723 Reisterstown Road. In the house they found Louis Resnick and George Seidman, the appellants. To Seidman was handed a search warrant. He was told to stand where he was and that a search was to be started. The officers found on the second floor, where the appellants were, run down sheets, forms and bulletins of horse racing, racing information, one hundred fifty-four bet slips containing one thousand four hundred sixty-nine race horse bets, totaling |3,624.00. The officers also while there took over the…
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