State v. Roussin

Eugene F. Roussin appeals from a judgment, conforming with the verdict of the jury, imposing a punishment of two years' imprisonment for the crime of "grand larceny" in that "on the 11th day of August," 1943, he "feloniously did steal, take and carry away" $115 lawful money, the property of the City of St. Louis, a municipal corporation. The principal assignments of error in the motion for new trial question the sufficiency of the evidence to make a submissible issue of grand larceny, involving also the failure of the court to instruct on embezzlement. We think appellant is guilty of…