Aller v. Detroit Police Department Trial Board
Michigan Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtBushnell, J.
Thirty-three police officers of the city of Detroit, who had been indicted by the so-called one-man grand jury conducted by Circuit Judge Homer Ferguson, were subsequently tried together with John Roxborough and Elmer Ryan. See People v. Roxborough 307 Mich 575, and People v. Ryan, 307 Mich. 610 They were either found not guilty or the information which had been filed against them was dismissed on motion. Immediately after the conclusion of the criminal trials, written charges were filed with the superintendent of police, charging each of them with conduct unbecoming an officer.
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