Farlow v. State

The defendant was convicted under an indictment charging him with the possession of burglary tools as defined in the Code, § 26-2701, with the intent to use them in the commission of a crime. It was shown that he was in possession of the tools named, and that the tools were such as were commonly used in safe-blowing and other burglaries, and how they were used. It was also shown that defendant had assisted in several other burglaries, in which he had used tools and instruments such as cotton, eyedropper, nitroglycerin, dynamite caps, fuses and flashlight batteries, similar to those found in…