Commonwealth v. Buck

MacDade, J.,

— The defendants, Joseph Jacono, Anthony Sorgi and Patsy Di Santi, were convicted of larceny, receiving stolen goods and of violating the Act of May 1, 1919, P. L. 99, pertaining to a felonious taking and carrying away of an automobile, either as principal or as assessory thereto before or after the fact, or of receiving a stolen automobile with knowledge, while in other cases Joseph Jacono, Tony Olive and Patsy Di Santi were convicted of larceny and receiving stolen goods, while one James Buck in all of the said cases heretofore pleaded guilty.

In the former case the defendants…