People v. Merrill
Appellate Division of the Supreme Court of the State of New York
1Opinion of the CourtCoon, J.
Defendant-appellant was indicted jointly with one James Connors for the theft of twenty-two tons of new steel reinforcing rods from their employer, the Crowe Construction Company. Defendant was superintendent in full charge of construction of a high school in Troy, N. Y., for his employer, the construction company. Connors entered a plea of guilty before the trial and testified at the trial on behalf of the People, and among other things, testified that a portion of the steel was sold to one Friedman and another portion to one Symansky, junk dealers. Friedman and Symansky were also witnesses…
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