United States v. Goble

WOOLSEY, District Judge.

Each of these two motions is denied.

I. The facts in these two motions, which' were argued together, and in which the seizures were made within a few minutes of each other, are substantially the same.

The seizures both arose from the arrest of the drivers of two Mack trucks, the first with a New York license No. 380,695, and the second with a New York license No. 380,-694.

The trucks in question were stopped almost simultaneously at about 9 o’clock on the morning of March 21, 1930, on a state highway near Tuxedo, N. Y., by two state troopers.

The trucks were stopped in,…