Hegmon v. State

TYSON, Judge.

The indictment charged appellant with the larceny of thirty-eight assorted men’s and women’s diamond rings, of the aggregate value of seven thousand five hundred dollars, the personal property of H & W Pawn Shop. The jury found the appellant guilty as charged, and judgment set sentence at six years imprisonment.

Mrs. Louise Gordon Floyd, the first witness for the State, testified that on April 13, 1972, two men came into the H & W Pawn Shop where she was employed. While one of the men was attempting to redeem his pledge, the other man grabbed a tray of thirty-eight rings and then…