Davis v. State

HARWOOD, Justice.

The facts set forth in the opinion of the Court of Appeals show that Moore, who Davis insists was an accomplice, informed Davis that money was kept in the burglarized filling station during the time when he formerly worked there. Moore accompanied Davis to the filling station on the night in question. He saw Davis pry open a window to the filling station. After Davis’ entry into the filling station, he told Moore to come on in “before the cops come.” Moore thereupon entered the filling station. After Davis had rifled the cash register, he told Moore to “come on” and according…