State v. Jackson

HILL, Judge.

The State’s evidence tends to show that Richard Dale Long, a former employee of the Rusher Meat Company, first delivered meat to the Craven County Hospital in July 1979. Defendant Marshall was employed by the hospital and, as a part of his job, took the deliveries of meat and signed the invoices. Long testified that “during the summer of 1980 [defendant Marshall] asked me if I would like to pick up some extra money . . . holding back some meat ... at the hospital.” Long didn’t agree to do this until ten or eleven months later. On about fifteen occasions, Long “held back”…