Commonwealth v. Hannan

ZIEGLER, J.,

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Defendant, Harold L. Hannan, Jr., was indicted for alleged violation of sections 3502 (burglary), 3903 (theft) and 3925 (theft by receiving stolen goods) of the Crimes Code.1 After a nonjury trial, defendant was adjudged guilty on all counts. Motions for new trial and judgment were filed contending the verdict was against the weight of the evidence. A review of conflicting evidence indicates the verdict is supported by the credible evidence and, therefore, defendant’s motions must be denied.

II. STATEMENT OF FACTS

The indictment of defendant arises as the result of…