185 N.E. 641 | Ind. | 1933
The appellant was convicted on the 28th day of March, 1929, for a third offense under § 4 of the Prohibition Act of Indiana, chapter 48 of the Acts of 1925.
The appellant presents several errors for reversal, but as the case must be reversed on the first assignment of error, to wit, "The Lake Criminal Court erred in overruling the appellant's petition to suppress and reject the evidence," the other assignments of error will not be considered.
The question presented is identically the same as that raised in the case of George Kranik v. State of Indiana (1933),
In the case of Alex Bedenarzik v. State of Indiana (1933),
Judgment reversed with instruction to sustain the motion to quash the search warrant and suppress the evidence. *36