Frye v. State

SULLIVAN, Justice.

On February 6, 2003, Leonard Lamont Frye entered the home of Linda Walker through a window he had broken to gain entry. Walker was not home at the time and Frye was unarmed. Frye took a television set and other items worth approximately $395. The Evansville Police apprehended FErye shortly thereafter.

The State charged Frye with Burglary, a Class B felony; Theft, a Class D felony; and False Informing, a Class B misdemeanor. The State also charged Frye with being a Habitual Offender on the basis of four prior convictions for Burglary, Theft, Intimidation, and Forgery.1

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