State v. Prettyman

Defendant, convicted of aggravated robbery of a grocery store, appeals from the judgment. We affirm.

1. The evidence of defendant’s guilt was not only sufficient but compelling. First, he was positively identified by the store clerk from whom he took the store’s receipts at gunpoint. Although defendant contested her testimony, which described him as heavily bearded, by testimony that his face was shaven on the morning of the robbery, the jury was not compelled either to credit that testimony or to disregard the other details recalled by the victim in her description of him. Second, it was…