People v. Sampsell
161 N.E. 454, 248 N.Y. 157, 1928 N.Y. LEXIS 1240
Opinion
We hold that the ordinance of the city of Dunkirk (Dunkirk City Ordinances, chap. 5, § 3) is valid, *159 and is not rendered unlawful by Penal Law, section 1985.
We think, however, that the evidence fails to establish that the locomotive was intentionally suffered-to remain standing upon the crossing.
The judgment should be affirmed.
Cabdozo, Ch. J., Pound, Ceane, Andeews, Lehman and Kellogg, JJ., concur; O’Bbien, J., not sitting.
Judgment affirmed.
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