Daley

People v. Daley

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172 Cal. App. 2d 311·1959 Cal. App. LEXIS 1954·342 P.2d 335
Court of Appeal of CaliforniaJuly 24, 1959Crim. No. 6518California962 words

Opinion

Lead Opinion

Shinn, J.

In a court trial, Francine Daley was found guilty of possessing marijuana and probation was granted on condition that she serve six months in the county jail. She appeals from the judgment and the denial of her motion for new trial.

The evidence consisted of that received at the preliminary hearing and additional evidence introduced at the trial. It. It. Fusilier, a police officer for the city of Los Angeles attached to the vice squad, received information from three confidential informants that a “redhead” called Fran and a “brunette” called Wendy or Wanda were engaging in prostitution and holding marijuana parties in a second-story apartment at 1035 South Cloverdale. Officer Fusilier telephoned the apartment three or four times and talked to Wendy (Shielah Hally) about “prostitution deals.” He also went to the premises and spoke to her about prostitution. On that occasion, he saw appellant leaving the apartment; appellant had red hair; he had previously seen her enter and leave about 10 times.

On the afternoon of February 28, 1958, Fusilier and another officer went to the premises and placed a ladder against the side of the building. Fusilier climbed up the ladder, looked…

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