Rowe v. State
Indiana Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the Court
SHIELDS, Judge.
Defendant-appellant - Garrett - Rowe (Rowe) appeals his conviction of armed robbery, a class B felony.1
On January 26, 1984, Joe Mansfield was carrying a grocery sack containing cash through the parking lot of the grocery store where he was employed. A man later identified as Rowe came from behind Mansfield, grabbed the sack and ran. Mansfield gave chase. Mansfield did not see the robber's face. At trial, Mansfield said he was never in fear, never saw a gun, *587and did not physically wrestle with the robber.
James Strean saw the incident and identified Rowe as the robber. Strean…
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