State v. . Ray

Upon the close of the evidence the appellant moved the court to-“quash the indictment” for the reason that he could not be tried in Pitt County, since all of the evidence tended to show that the property involved, if stolen, was stolen in Beaufort County, and if received by him, was received by him in Wake County. The motion was denied by the court, and such denial is made the basis of exceptive assignments of error. The assignments cannot be sustained.

In order to sustain a conviction it is not necessary for the State to prove that the crime occurred in the county where the indictment is…