Miles v. State

Shawon Miles timely appeals after a jury convicted him of robbery with a firearm (Count I), aggravated assault with a firearm (Count II), and two counts of kid-naping with a firearm (Counts III-IV)He was sentenced as a prison releasee reoffender (PRR) to life in prison without parole on counts I, III, and IV, and to *369fifteen years in prison on Count II. We affirm on all issues raised.

The charges in this case arose following a nighttime robbery by at least two men1 at an automobile parts store. At trial, the store’s manager testified that on the night in question, a delivery man entered the…