State v. Naples

The defendant appeals from a conviction of aiding and abetting a grand larceny of electric appliances from the Security Transfer and Storage Company on Saturday afternoon, June 11, 1955, by acting as a lookout for the criminals during the commission of the crime.

The appellant admitted that he drove one Callas, the leader of the larceny gang, to the scene of the crime. A tavern keeper across the street took appellant’s car license number, and this led to his arrest and identification.

A key to the building where the goods were stored had been obtained from a former tenant. The stolen appliances…