People v. Donahue
New York Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the CourtFuld, J.
The evidence contained in the grand jury minutes would justify a finding by a trial jury that defendant knowingly aided and abetted an accomplice in committing the burglary and the stealing of certain merchandise from a factory, as charged in the indictment. That defendant’s accomplice actually effected an entry into the burglarized premises after all of its doors and windows had been closed and locked and that he handed stolen merchandise through the door to defendant, who apparently stood outside, is sufficient to support the conclusion that there was the requisite breaking and entry to…
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