The evidence of second-degree burglary was legally sufficient. We reject defendant's unpreserved contention that the indictment required the People to prove unlicensed entry into the public reception area of the building, rather than a private office therein (see, Penal Law § 140.00 [2], [5]). On the contrary, defendant's unlicensed entry into a private office within the offices of the insurance company satisfied the trespassory element of the burglary charge...
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