Dearmore v. State
Court of Appeals of Georgia
1Opinion of the Court
Birdsong, Judge.
Victor Timothy Dearmore appeals his conviction for burglary on Count II of the indictment; he was found not guilty of burglary on Count I.
Count II pertinently avers appellant did on August 1, 1987, “unlawfully enter, without authority, the building of another, to-wit: Gene Ragan, doing business as Ragan Insurance Agency, the same being a place where valuable goods were contained, with intent then and there to commit a theft.”
Witnesses testified that some unknown. person, had forcibly entered the Ragan Insurance Agency and had stolen a privately-owned television set therefrom.…
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