Indiana Supreme Court upholds warrantless car search ruling
The Indiana Supreme Court upheld the conviction of Evansville man Charles T. Luckett for a Jan 7 1971 burglary at a Princeton tire store. A state policeman stopped the car on a witness description and searched it without a warrant, identifying stolen store property.
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