Dansby v. State

Pope, Judge.

Defendant Carl Dansby was indicted, tried and convicted on four counts of theft by deception in that he, as plant manager of Duffey’s Boneless Beef Company, a slaughterhouse and beef packing company, had processed a total of forty-five phantom cows on four occasions in July and August of 1978. He was sentenced to four years on each count, the sentences to run concurrently. Jerry Blair, the alleged feigned owner of the phantom cattle, was acquitted at the same trial.

1. In defendant’s first three enumerations of error he raises the general grounds, asserting that the Jackson v.…