PER CURIAM.
Defendant contends the bill of indictment is defective in that it attempts to charge a violation of G.S. § 148-45 but does not refer to the "particular statutory offense sought to be charged."
We hold that the bill of indictment is sufficient to meet the requirements of G.S. § 15-153. It has been repeatedly held, since the adoption of the foregoing statute, that all that is required in a warrant or bill of indictment is that it be sufficient...
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