Hulcher v. Commonwealth
Court of Appeals of Virginia
1Opinion of the Court
ELDER, Judge.
Mark Thomas Hulcher (appellant) appeals from his bench trial conviction for concealment pursuant to Code § 18.2-103. On appeal, he contends the statute proscribes only the theft of “wares offered for sale” and does not include items not offered for sale, such as items used by a merchant to advertise or display those wares. We hold the statute is broad enough to include items belonging to a merchant that are not offered for sale. Thus, we affirm appellant’s conviction.
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BACKGROUND
On May 25, 2001, employees of a Henrico County video store called the police after observing appellant…
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