New York Court of Appeals March 2, 1967 (People v. Malinsky)

Per Curiam.

Upon the hearing which we directed when this case was previously before ns (15 N Y 2d 86), the People declined to disclose the name of the informer, offered no evidence of his reliability and failed to adduce any other evidence sufficient to establish the existence of probable cause for the arrests of the defendants (52 Mise 2d 717).