State v. Seeley

Defendant seeks to set aside his conviction for burglary on several grounds, including the claims that the arresting officer had no probable cause, that his motion for mistrial should have been granted when his silence after the Miranda warnings was shown in evidence, that the court erred in allowing certain evidence to be introduced and in its failure to charge as requested. Defendant’s exceptions were transferred by Perkins, J. We uphold the conviction.

The evidence shows that about five o’clock on the morning of September 12, 1974, Ring, a dispatcher in the sheriffs office of the Rockingham…