State v. Williams

BECTON, Judge.

From judgments imposing sentences totalling fifty-six years in prison following his conviction of thirteen counts of second-degree burglary, eleven counts of felonious larceny, two counts of conspiracy, and one count of attempted safecracking, the defendant, Gary Gene Williams, appeals. At trial, defendant stipulated that each of the alleged second-degree burglaries and each of the alleged felonious larcenies had taken place, but denied involvement in any of the alleged crimes.

Defendant was convicted principally on the basis of the testimony of co-defendant, William Nobe, and…