English v. State
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Pottle, J.
One who, while inside of an occupied dwelling, shoots a pistol at a floor thereof is guilty of shooting “at” or “into” the dwelling, within the meaning of the act approved August 13, 1910 .(Acts 191,0, p. 137). 1 Words and Phrases, 596; Blackwell v. State, 30 Tex. App. 596 ( 17 S. W. 1061 ). Judgment affirmed.’
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(shooting pistol at floor is shooting "at" or "into" dwelling)
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