PER CURIAM.
Appellant's conviction of burglary of a dwelling while armed is challenged on two grounds. First, appellant argues that since there is no direct evidence that he, rather than his co-defendant, stole the handgun during the course of the burglary nor that he knew his co-defendant had thus armed himself, he cannot be found guilty of the crime charged.
The applicable rule here is that "where several persons combine to commit an unlawful act, each is...
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