State v. Light

TITUS, Judge.

A jury found defendant guilty of second degree burglary and stealing. In accordance with the verdict defendant was sentenced to consecutive two-year prison terms for each crime.

On appeal, defendant’s lone point relied on asserts that the conviction cannot stand because he “was convicted on the uncorroborated evidence of an accomplice . *783Richard Sederburg [whose] testimony was so lacking of probative force as not to amount to substantial or credible evidence . . ."

Aside from the testimony of Sederburg, the accomplice, the state’s evidence showed the following. On October 1, 1975,…