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Habitual offender loses appeal
Posted: 11.19.2008 at 5:40 PM
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Appeals Court doesn't buy the story of Gregory Bricker.

DELTA COUNTY -- Michigan's Appeals Court has denied the appeal of Gregory Paul Bricker.

Bricker was convicted of second degree home invasion in Delta County and sentenced, as an habitual offender, to 5-30 years in prison.

He appealed his conviction, claiming that he was actually in the home to ask the owner about a lawn care job, not to commit a larceny.

The court didn't buy it because the homeowner had left the door unlocked, and when police were called in to check for a suspicious person, they found the door locked.  That suggested to them that Bricker had gone inside, then locked the door.

Bricker will now have to serve out his sentence.

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