People v. Neaton

Defendant was • arrested, tried, and convicted of breaking and entering a certain pool-, room in the nighttime, then and there to commit a felony. The offense charged was a second offense and it was so alleged in the information. Defendant appeals, claiming there was no evidence, direct or circumstantial, connecting him with the commission of the crime; and that, where the defendant admitted the commission of the crime charged as a first offense, the trial court erred in permitting plaintiff to introduce testimony as to commission of the first offense on the ground it had the effect of…