On October 27, 1972, plaintiff, John Varriale, age 57 at the time of trial, went to the defendants' harness racing track. Shortly after he arrived, two plainclothes security officers employed by defendants asked plaintiff to accompany them to the front office. It was suspected that plaintiff came to the track for the purpose of buying racing programs to be used at Off Track Betting (OTB) parlors, where they would facilitate betting. The programs were available only at the...
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