Court dismisses theft charge when defendant knowingly pays for services using stolen money without hiding the goods.

The court dismissed the theft charge against A, B, and C, who knowingly used money stolen by D to pay for a tattoo. Although the defendants knew the funds were illicit, they did not conceal the stolen items themselves. The court ruled that mere use of stolen money for payment does not constitute the act of hiding or concealing the stolen goods required for a theft conviction.