State v. Goblet
Court of Appeals of North Carolina
1Opinion of the Court
JACKSON, Judge.
Defendant, Ian Goblet, appeals from judgments entered on a jury verdict finding him guilty of six counts of felony breaking and entering, six counts of felony larceny and seven counts of felony possession of stolen goods.
At trial the State’s evidence tended to show that during August, September, and October of 2002, there was a series of break-ins in residences on the Outer Banks. The break-ins were similar in that they generally occurred during the day, mostly jewelry and change were taken, and there was little or no sign of forced entry.
In' the fall of 2002, Detective Roten…
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