State v. Wills

— Kenneth Karl Wills appeals from a judgment entered on a verdict finding him guilty of one count of defrauding an innkeeper and seven counts of grand larceny.

Wills was charged with two counts of defrauding an innkeeper and nine counts of grand larceny. Counts 1 and 2 of the information alleged innkeeper fraud involving two hotels. At each hotel, Wills represented that he was employed by the Alaska Teamsters Union and implied that he had influence with the union. He left each hotel without paying his bill.

Counts 3 through 11 alleged larceny by means of false representations. Evidence was…