Price v. State

OPINION

ONION, Presiding Judge.

These appellants were jointly tried and convicted of felony theft and each assessed a punishment of ten (10) years.

The indictments charged that the appellants had unlawfully taken “five (5) rings and one (1) watch, all of the aggregate value of over fifty ($50.00) dollars” from one Grady Swindle.

The appellants challenge the sufficiency of the evidence to sustain their convictions.

The records reflect that on June 15, 1971 the appellants Price and McClain, along with Brenda Moore, entered the jewelry store owned by Grady Swindle in Stephen-ville. Their movements in…