Commonwealth v. Bundza

Thomas Bundza was convicted by a District Court jury of larceny of property valued over $250, G. L. c. 266, § 30. Bundza’s conviction arose from allegations that he wrongfully removed fixtures from a house he had occupied until he was evicted by its owner, Glen Gibson.1 Bundza argues on appeal that the trial judge erred (1) when he denied Bundza’s.mo*77tian for a required finding of not guilty made at file close of the Commonwealth’s case, but not renewed at the close of all the evidence, and (2) in admitting in evidence a photograph and testimony suggesting he damaged the rear screen door of…