Abercrombie v. State

Smith, Judge.

Abercrombie’s appeal of his conviction for receiving stolen property contends that the proof fatally varied from the indictment and that the evidence was insufficient to support the verdict. We find no fatal variance, and we find that the evidence authorized the verdict. The judgment is affirmed.

The indictment charged that Abercrombie "receive[d] from Bradley Miller stolen property, to-wit: one Plymouth Roadrunner automobile, property of Dennis Pass, of the value of $1,100.00, knowing and should have known, said property was stolen; said property not having been received with…