Court finds continuous theft and one theft guilty, acquits on third charge, and combines sentences for the defendant.

The court convicted the defendant of two theft charges, finding them to constitute a continuous offense, while acquitting him on the third charge. The prosecution alleged multiple vehicle thefts involving specific victims and property values, with the defense arguing against the continuity of the first two acts. The court ruled that the first and fourth charges formed a continuous series of crimes, resulting in a combined sentence, while the third charge lacked sufficient evidence for conviction.