People v. Wing

Appellant was convicted of the crime of burglary of the first degree, and appeals from a judgment of imprisonment and an order denying his motion for a-new trial.

The evidence showed that during the month of October, 1915, the appellant visited the salesroom of an automobile dealer in the city of Los Angeles and remained about the place for an hour or so. He made inquiries regarding the purchase of a machine, stating that a physician named McLaughlin desired to buy a car and that if it was purchased that he (appellant) would be employed to drive it. He particularly looked over an “Enger”…