People v. Grahlfs

Per Curiam..

Defendant was charged with break-ing and entering with intent to commit a larceny,1 and was found guilty by a jury of attempted breaking and entering.2

The owner of a restaurant in Flint went to his business establishment late at night and discovered that the building had been entered. He found that the safe had been moved from the front of the building to the back door of the building, and the rear door had been wedged slightly open. The owner called the police. The police, after assessing the situation, decided to remain in the restaurant to see. if anyone would return. Somewhat…