Bohm v. State

SHARP, W., J.

Bohm appeals from his conviction and sentence of robbery with a firearm,1 after a jury trial. He was sentenced to twenty years in prison with a minimum mandatory sentence of ten years. We affirm.

The victim in this case, Bohm’s next door neighbor, was robbed and forced to remove his clothing at gunpoint, after the vehicle in which he, Bohm and four other men were traveling stopped on a dark, sparsely-traveled road. Bohm was the party who pointed the gun at the victim.

Bohm raises several arguments as to why his conviction should be over-turned. We find no error regarding the trial…