People v. Griffin

Defendant, with Bernard Joseph Boliaux, was tried by the court on a charge of burglary and found guilty. From this finding he appeals. He contends that the court admitted improper and prejudicial testimony and that the proof was not sufficient to justify a finding of guilty.

Louis Price, the manager of the laundry, on Saturday, June 10, 1962 at 4:00 p. m., locked the front door, returned about midnight to cheek up and upon opening the door noticed papers scattered over the front office. He heard a banging noise from the plant further in so he went out, locking the front door. As he went down…