Albert Plummer appeals from his conviction of criminal attempt to commit burglary, contending that the court erred in charging the jury on this offense, and asserting the general grounds. 1. The complained of charge is authorized, when supported by the evidence, OCGA 16-4-2 (Code Ann. 26-1004): "A person may be convicted of criminal attempt if the crime attempted was actually committed in the pursuance of the attempt but may not be convicted of both the criminal attempt and the completed crime." Under OCGA 16-4-3 (Code Ann. 26-1005), "A person charged with commission of a crime may be convicted of the offense of criminal attempt as to that crime without being specifically charged with the criminal attempt in the accusation, indictment, or presentment." The evidence, as set forth in Division 2 below, was a sufficient basis for the giving of a charge on criminal attempt. 2. Appellant admits entering a closed gas station at 5:00 a.m. The evidence showed that entry was obtained by the removal of a board which covered a broken window. Shortly after his entry, the police arrived in response to a silent alarm, and appellant was discovered attempting to conceal himself underneath the body of a wrecker truck. Nothing was taken. Appellant claims he entered the station and smoked three cigarettes because it was cold outside and he wanted to talk to someone about money he claims the station manager owed him for working there six months previously. He claimed he was fired in a dispute over some missing money and that he thought if he were found inside and nothing was missing when the manager arrived, he could clear his name and would receive his back pay. Lewis R. Slaton, District Attorney, Joseph J. Drolet, John M. Turner, Jr., Assistant District Attorneys, for appellee. | 
