State v. McRae
Supreme Court of South Carolina
1Opinion of the Court
Littlejohn, Justice:
The defendant, Gene McRae, appeals from his conviction of housebreaking, safecracking, and larceny. We affirm that conviction.
The questions raised on this appeal concern the search of a red Pontiac automobile and the seizure by police officers of recently stolen goods from the car; it is the contention of appellant that the goods were wrongfully seized and should not have been admitted in evidence.
The facts leading to appellant’s conviction may be summarized as follows:
Around three o’clock A. M., February 7, 1968, James Nettles’ food store was broken into. The store’s safe…
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