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· 4/20/2022

MONA GREENBERG v. BEKINS OF SOUTH FLORIDA

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  • evidence that window was broken and item thrown into living room was sufficient entry for purposes of burglary statutes
  • defendant, charged with numerous crimes not including a violation of § 102A, illegally broke into a home by throwing through a window an “infernal machine,” consisting of “a white plastic bottle . . . [that] contained gasoline”

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