Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit March 4, 1925, No. 4279 (McCarver v. United States)

PER CURIAM.

McCarver was a (so-called) narcotic inspector. A prisoner taken by the Detroit police in a raid, and supposed to be “wanted” for a federal offense, was informally, but actually, turned over to the United States marshal, and by him sent to and left with McCarver. An assault by one upon the other, and an affray, followed, in which the prisoner was badly beaten.