Manhattan where he disengaged the tractor from the trailer.  The trailer was left in the parking lot.  The tractor was driven by White to New Jersey where it was abandoned.


8
Four days later, on the evening of February 23, White arrived with a rented truck at the parking lot where the trailer had been left.  There he met Pando who, after telephoning McCarthy, told White to return to the parking lot early the following morning.  He did.


9
Early on the morning of February 24, White met Pando at the parking lot.  They had a brief conversation with McCarthy and DeLorenzo who were parked in a Cadillac around the corner from the parking lot.  Upon instructions from McCarthy, White and Pando returned to the parkinglot and transferred about half of the tin ingots from the trailer to the rented truck.  Later that morning, McCarthy returned to the parking lot.  He told White to drive the rented truck containing the tin ingots to a smelter in Queens and to do so by following McCarthy's car in which he was accompanied by Pando and DeLorenzo.  White did so.


10
In the meanwhile, also on February 24, appellant Komplita contacted the manager of the smelter at about 8 A.M. and was informed that the tin ingots could be smelted provided they arrived by 1 P.M. Komplita returned to the smelter at 11 A.M. and informed the manager that the truckload of ingots had arrived.  When McCarthy's car, followed by the truck containing the