Ingle v. State
Court of Criminal Appeals of Alabama
1Opinion of the Court
BOOKOUT, Judge.
Buying, receiving or concealing stolen property; sentence: six years’ imprisonment.
The State’s evidence revealed that on October 3, 1979, Douglas Thompson, his wife, and Charlie Barnes stole a 1978 Pontiac Bonneville from the parking lot of the Rheem Manufacturing Company in Montgomery. The car belonged to Vincent La-Soley who worked at Rheem. Barnes’s girl friend, Cheryl Boles, also worked there and provided information that the keys to LaSo-ley’s ear would be found in the ignition. Thompson was of the strong opinion that no one had permission to take LaSoley’s car, and…
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