Cooley v. State

Appellant Cooley was convicted of first degree burglary and was sentenced accordingly. IC 1971, 35-13-4-4 (a). He urges four contentions on appeal: (a) error in denying a motion for discharge; (b) error in refusing an instruction; (c) error in computing the proper credit for time served; and (d) insufficiency of the evidence. We affirm.

I. Sufficiency of Evidence

We need not recount the facts of the case except to say that it was amply demonstrated that the burglary was committed and that its commission was witnessed by two employees of General Telephone Company. Both employees had ample…