State v. Massey
Court of Criminal Appeals of Tennessee
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION
DAUGHTREY, Judge.
The defendant, Herbert Lee Massey, was originally charged with six robbery-related offenses. In two of them, he robbed store clerks at gunpoint. In four others, he drove the getaway car for a co-defendant who committed three robberies and attempted a fourth.
Massey pleaded guilty to five counts of armed robbery and one count of assault with intent to rob. The trial court sentenced him to eight years on the assault charge and 17¾⅛ years on the three robbery charges in which Massey was the “wheel-man.” All four of these sentences were ordered to be served concurrently…
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