Bobsin v. Kingsbury

The defendant, a deputy sheriff, attached all the goods in the store of the plaintiff Bobsin, on a writ against him. The key of the store was delivered to the defendant by Bobsin. Some arrangement was made under which a keeper was in the store for a few days, and then the defendant closed and locked it. A few days after the store was closed, the plaintiffs broke and entered it in the night time, and were found there by the defendant, who had them taken to the lock-up by a police officer, and the next morning made a complaint against them for breaking and entering with intent to steal. These…