Watts v. State

OPINION

JOE SPURLOCK II, Justice.

Appellant, George A. Watts, Jr., was convicted by a jury of theft. Watts pled true to the enhancement allegations in the indictment, and he was sentenced to life imprisonment.

We affirm.

Watts contends in five grounds of error that: (1) the indictment is defective for failing to allege what type of television was appropriated; (2) the charge was fundamentally defective since the indictment alleged that one “tevelvision” was stolen and the charge states that one “television” was stolen; (3) the indictment was defective for failing to specify “effective consent”;…