Commonwealth v. Brown

A Superior Court jury convicted the defendant of: (a) unarmed burglary with respect to the break-in at one home in Randolph, (b) breaking and entering a dwelling in the daytime, with the intent to commit a felony with respect to a break-in at a different Randolph home, and (c) possession of burglarious tools. The jury found him not guilty of attempt to commit a crime (an attempted break-in at a third Randolph home).2 On appeal, the defendant principally challenges the sufficiency of the evidence that he was the one who committed the two break-ins at issue. Finding no error, we affirm.

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