PER CURIAM:
Convicted in a non-jury trial of breaking and entering a walk-in ice box with intent to steal goods of a value less than $100, and sentenced to eighteen months, the appellant contends that excessive drinking had rendered him incapable of forming the requisite intent, and that the evidence was insufficient. There is no merit in either contention. Voluntary drunkenness is not a valid defense. Saldiveri v. State,
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