Court acquits defendant of embezzlement due to lack of intent to permanently deprive owner of property.

The court acquitted the defendant of embezzlement charges, finding that the prosecution failed to prove the specific intent required for the crime. Although the defendant used his deceased mother's credit card after her death to pay funeral expenses, the court determined this did not constitute theft. The judgment emphasized that mere unauthorized use without the goal of permanent deprivation does not satisfy the legal definition of embezzlement.