State v. McCullough

JOHNSON, Judge.

The first issue we are called upon to decide by way of defendant’s appeal is whether there was sufficient evidence of a taking of the victim’s property to withstand defendant’s motion to dismiss the charge of common law robbery. We conclude that there was sufficient evidence of defendant’s taking McCall’s property, to wit: McCall’s watch.

It is well settled that when a trial court rules on a defendant’s motion to dismiss for insufficiency of the evidence the trial court must view all the evidence in the light most favorable to the State, making all reasonable inferences in the…