City of Toledo v. Floyd

How courts have described this case

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• “Taking [Mosby’s proclamations of innocence] and considering them in connection with information [the investigator] then had, we cannot agree that they were so convincing of [his] innocence that a reasonably prudent man should have desisted in his purpose to have him arrested.”
• “[W]e fail to find in the record evidence sufficient to rebut the prima facie evidence of probable cause consisting of the undisputed facts that after examining the witnesses the police justice sent the defendant in error on to the grand jury, and that the grand jury found true bills (two

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