State v. Atterton
Court of Appeals of Washington
1Opinion of the CourtWebster, J.
Stephen Atterton appeals his conviction for first degree theft, contending that the trial court improperly aggregated eight thefts from different victims into a single count of first degree theft. Atterton reasons that, because aggregation was impermissible under these facts, the evidence was insufficient. We vacate the first degree theft conviction, but remand for entry of judgment and sentence on one count of second degree theft.
FACTS
Atterton solicited orders and accepted advance payments for plastic cup holders from eight car dealerships, claiming to be a representative of Premiere…
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