Floyd Long & Alonzo Ferrell v. United States
District of Columbia Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the Court
Kravitz, Associate Judge:
A Superior Court jury found appellants Floyd K. Long and Alonzo J. Ferrell guilty of conspiracy, armed robbery, and other offenses arising from a series of street robberies committed by masked gunmen operating out of a stolen Dodge Intrepid late on Christmas Eve 2012. Appellants argue that the trial judge erred by failing to suppress a show-up identification of Mr. Long made by one of the robbery victims and by allowing the government to prove appellants’ familial relationships with a third man identified as a potential match for DNA found inside the Intrepid.…
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