PER CURIAM.
Appellant was charged by information with grand larceny and found guilty after a trial by the court without jury. Appellant's first point is that the state failed to prove grand larceny. The evidence proved the taking of two sheets of copper of a value of approximately $30.00 a sheet. The owner testified that he lost some 57 sheets over a period of time but there is no proof that appellant was the only person having access to the copper.
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