Boles v. State

Defendant-appellant Boles was charged by information in two counts with burglary in the second degree and fleeing from a police officer. After trial by jury, Boles was found guilty on each count, and this appeal followed.

The sole contention of error preserved for review concerns various rulings by the trial court as to the admissibility of evidence of Boles’ flight from police officers on three separate occasions subsequent to the date of the offenses charged.

At about 5 :30 A.M. on July 23, 1973, police officers William Brown and Allen Byers responded to a call concerning a possible burglary…