Commonwealth v. Cushing
99 Mass. 592
Opinion
The appointment of Place “ on police duty ” constituted him a police officer in conformity with the provisions of Gen. Sts. c. 18, § 38. It was not necessary that he should be sworn. Section 31 designates what officers are to be sworn. And see Commonwealth v. Dugan, 12 Met. 233.
Exceptions overruled.
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