Williams v. United States
District of Columbia Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the Court
HOOD, Chief Judge:
Appellant was charged with and convicted of larceny from an interstate shipment. 1 At trial a baggage clerk for the Greyhound Bus Company testified that he observed appellant walk into the baggage area of the bus station which was restricted to employees, and he saw appellant remove a suitcase from that area. Appellant left the bus station with the suitcase and was soon thereafter arrested. At the time of arrest the suitcase still had a baggage check attached to it indicating that it was enroute from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, to Winston-Salem, North Carolina. We find…
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