Michigan Court of Appeals July 28, 1969, Docket 6,050 (Kryvicky v. Hamtramck Civil Service Commission)

Per Curiam.

Emil Kryvicky had been a police officer with the city of Hamtramck since April 2, 1955. On September 7, 1966, while off duty, he went to a bar next door to the Hamtramck police station. Testimony given by the owner of the bar indicated that Kryvicky was annoying and molesting other patrons of the bar and had ignored the owner’s requests to stop bothering the customers.