224 F. 431 | 2d Cir. | 1915
One of the Treasury agents, Peter J. Sullivan, testified that while he was watching the defendant Lee Dock he saw him go to a wall in the back of the store where a Chinese coat was hanging. His testimony on this subject is as follows:
“He grabbed the coat and he fumbled in the pocket, and ran through a sort of alcove into an alley. Here’s the store and a pair of stairs like. He took the key and threw it out, and I brought him back.”
This key opened the lock on the door, where tfye “paraphernalia” was found. It is, however, unnecessary to review the evidence in detail from which the jury were justified in drawing the conclusion that the defendants were engaged in manufacturing smoking opium. It is sufficient that there was such evidence and if the jury believed it to be true they were justified in finding a verdict of guilty. There were no exceptions to the charge and no requests to charge were made by the defendants.
The judgment is affirmed.