State v. McKoy
Supreme Court of North Carolina
1Opinion of the Court
*520BILLINGS, Justice.
At trial, the State’s case depended primarily on the testimony of Thomas Jefferson “Luke” Bowens. Bowens testified that on the night of 26 July 1983, he and the two co-defendants had been at an arcade in a shopping center in Spring Lake, North Carolina. As they left the arcade, defendant Harrison said that he had a pair of bolt cutters in the blue football bag that he was carrying and Bowens stated that he needed money. Bowens took the bolt cutters and broke into a storage building behind the shopping center. The building was used to store merchandise that had been put on…
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