State v. Hume

This is an indictment for breaking, entering and larceny against Raymond C. Hume, alias Raymond Humes, alias Polack Humes. The respondent was found guilty by a Kennebec County jury and the case is now before the Law Court on exceptions and appeal.

The indictment was returned by the Grand Jury at the June Term, 1948, for violation of R. S., (1944), Chap. 119, Sec. 3 in breaking and entering in the nighttime the office at the Maine Central Railroad station at Winthrop and committing larceny therein. The respondent entered a plea of not guilty.

At the February Term, 1949, the respondent was found…