In the Interest of J. L.

MlKELL, Judge.

The state filed a petition alleging that 14-year-old J. B. L. (“appellant”) was delinquent by committing theft by receiving two motorcycles, a Honda and a Suzuki, which he knew or should have known were stolen. The juvenile court adjudicated appellant delinquent with regard to the Suzuki but not the Honda. Because the evidence does not support the juvenile court’s finding, beyond a reasonable doubt, that appellant should have known that the Suzuki was stolen, we reverse the judgment.

We are mindful that the standard of review is deferential.

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