Rowland v. State
Court of Appeals of Georgia
1Opinion of the Court
Deen, Presiding Judge.
The appellant’s alleged accomplice testified for the prosecution. His story was that he and the appellant had been together on the day of the burglary. They left together that night and went to the Livestock Marketers, Inc., the scene of the burglary. They gained entry into the establishment and took some checks and "some hams and some bacon and weiners.” The accomplice was undone when he tried to cash one of the stolen checks; when arrested by the authorities, his story led to the arrest of the appellant.
Another witness corroborated the accomplice’s testimony that he…
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