Wood v. State
Court of Appeals of Georgia
1Opinion of the Court
Johnson, Chief Judge.
After a jury trial, Kenneth Wood was convicted of burglary. He appeals from the conviction.
1. Wood claims the evidence is insufficient to support the conviction. The claim is without merit.
Two participants in the burglary, a woman who is the sister of the victims’ son-in-law and a man who was Wood’s roommate, testified at trial against Wood. The two accomplices testified that they, two other women and Wood drove to the victims’ unoccupied house late one night for the purpose of burglarizing it. Wood tried to gain entry to the house by breaking a door window, but he was…
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