Blackburn v. State

The indictment consists of a first count charging burglary in the second degree, a second count charging grand larceny, and a third for buying, receiving and concealing stolen property. Pursuant to a verdict of guilt, the court imposed a sentence of ten years imprisonment.

The evidence indicates that appellant-defendant, a white male, and Darrell Busbin, an Air Force enlistee, were present on December 4, 1977, in the home of Sergeant Wayne Nakatsuka where appellant rented a room. The three played cards for a while.

According to Busbin's testimony (who admittedly was in need of money), he and…