Dabney

People v. Dabney

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1968 Cal. App. LEXIS 1918·260 Cal. App. 2d 786·67 Cal. Rptr. 455
Court of Appeal of CaliforniaApril 5, 1968Crim. 407California1,832 words

Opinion

Opinion

Conley, J.

—James Dabney was accused in the information of four felonies committed at or in the vicinity of South Dos Palos in Merced County; count I charged that the appellant and three other defendants, who are not involved in this appeal, namely, Ronnie Adams, Lawrence Anderson, Jr., and Daniel Oliver, Jr., were guilty of burglary by entering the building of Wood’s TV Store at Sixth and “N” Streets in South Dos Palos, with the intent to commit theft therein; count II accused the same defendants of burglary when they entered the gun club building of Tony Fazio, located on Eucalyptus Road, near Dos Palos, with the intent to commit theft; count III charged the same men with a third burglary by wilfully and unlawfully entering the gun club building of Paul Hunger on Eucalyptus Road with the intent of commit ting theft therein; count IV charged them with grand theft contemporaneously with the burglary alleged in count I when four television sets from Wood’s TV Store of a value in excess of $200 were stolen.

The trial occupied five days and resulted in verdicts of guilty against the appellant on count III (the Hunger burglary) ; on count IV, the grand theft of television sets from the Wood’s…

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