Bevans v. State

Milton Bevans and Leon Heller were convicted by a jury in the Criminal Court of Baltimore City on a joint indictment containing four counts. The first three charged them on July 7, 1941, with violating Article 27, Section 559, Code, 1939, commonly known as the “Rogue and Vagabond Statute” and in general with having upon or about them certain implements which were named in the indictment with intent feloniously to break and enter, in the first count a certain dwelling house, in the second count a certain warehouse, and in the third count a certain , storehouse. The fourth count was for…