Jones v. State

Appellant, Louis Jones, was convicted of grand larceny for stealing two automobile tires. Tbe facts disclosed by tlie record show that one morning in April, 1942, W. M. Brawnick found his automobile jacked up and two tires gone. A few days later he identified his tires at the police station and recovered them; and they were worth $25. The police had taken the appellant, Louis Jones, into custody; and he led the officers to the tires in the attic at his house and finally said that Henry Lollis had asked appellant to store the tires for Lollis. Appellant denied knowing that the tires were…