BIRDSONG, Judge.
Charles T. Cantrell was convicted of theft by taking and sentenced to serve ten years. He enumerates as error the denial of his motion for new trial on two grounds: (1) that guilt being predicated upon circumstantial evidence, the evidence does not exclude every reasonable hypothesis except that of guilt; and (2) that it was error to charge upon the theory of conspiracy, the evidence only showing Cantrell's mere presence at the scene. Held:
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