P.W. v. State

P.W. was a passenger in a vehicle determined to be stolen. P.W. testified that his friend, who represented that the vehicle belonged to his grandmother, invited him for a ride. P.W. was found to have committed the offense of trespass in an occupied conveyance.1 Although the juvenile hearing was conducted in Orange County, P.W. was transferred to Hendry County for disposition. He was adjudicated delinquent and placed on community control.

He appeals, claiming the evidence was insufficient to justify his conviction. We agree. The only evidence presented by the state was that the vehicle had been…