In the Interest of M. B.

Adams, Judge.

M. B., C. B. and D. B., along with T. C., a fourth minor child, were charged with the offense of criminal damage to property in the second degree. T. C. negotiated a plea and testified against the other children. The remaining cases were consolidated for trial and all three of the children were adjudicated delinquent after a hearing on September 25, 2003. They appeal.

M. B., C. B. and D. B. each assert that the trial court erred in adjudicating them delinquent because the evidence was legally insufficient. They contend that T. C.’s testimony, as an accomplice, was not sufficiently…