5 Md. App. 5 | Md. Ct. Spec. App. | 1968
delivered the opinion of the Court.
William Barnette and William Crawford, the appellants, appeal from convictions for storehouse breaking and being rogues and vagabonds in a trial in the Criminal Court of Baltimore, Judge Thomas J. Kenney presiding without a jury. Each appellant was sentenced to a term of eighteen months under the major charge and to a term of six months, concurrent, on the minor charge. The sole question presented on appeal is the sufficiency of the evidence to support the convictions.
Appellants’ argument that the evidence was insufficient to support the conviction is (1) there was no flight; (2) there was no evidence that any merchandise was taken; and (3) that there was no evidence that the premises had been searched or ransacked. We have no problem in holding that the trial judge was not clearly erroneous under Maryland Rule 1086 when he found the appellants guilty of both crimes.
Judgments affirmed.
. There was no complaint of merger.