The evidence produced at trial was sufficient for a jury to infer that the subject fire was set by defendant and that defendant's actions placed persons in adjacent buildings at risk of injury and placed those buildings in risk of damage.
March 30, 2010 at 12:00 AM
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Commonwealth v. Keenan, PICS Case No. 10-1543 (C.P. Berks March 16, 2010), Ludgate, J. (16 pages).
The evidence produced at trial was sufficient for a jury to infer that the subject fire was set by defendant and that defendant’s actions placed persons in adjacent buildings at risk of injury and placed those buildings in risk of damage. Affirmance recommended.
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