Commonwealth v. Bowser

Opinion by

Hannum,

On April 24, 1967, defendant-appellant, Charles Bowser, was brought to trial before the Honorable Theodore S. Gutowicz without a jury on charges of larceny, possession of burglary tools, malicious mischief, and conspiracy, as of bill numbers 615-618, January Sessions, 1967. Indicted as a co-defendant was one Rudolph Fleming, never brought to trial, owing to his demise. A demurrer was sustained to the malicious mischief bill, No. 617, and the defendant was found guilty of the remaining charges. Timely motions in arrest of judgment or for a new trial were made and denied. A…