State v. Breckenridge

In each of several counts, Charles Breckenridge and another were charged with the crime of grand larceny. Each count charged that they knowingly and intentionally withheld and concealed property of another which had been wrongfully appropriated in such manner as to constitute larceny. Breckenridge was convicted on all counts but one. His codefendant has not appealed.

Breckenridge assigns error to the denial of his motion to suppress evidence produced by a warrantless police search of a residential garage in which he and his codefendant had stored automobile parts.

The trial judge found the…