State v. Turner

OVERTON, Justice.

On June 24, 1933, the defendants, three in number, drove into the village of Grayson, in Caldwell parish, from a distant locality. On arriving at their point of destination in the Village, two of the defendants, Turner and Manteris, descended from the automobile to enter the Grayson Bank, and the remaining defendant began circling the block on which the bank was located. Turner and Manteris entered the bank and Wells continued to circle the block, intending to stop on arriving again at the bank. Turner and Manteris having entered the bank, notified the officials present that…