Bailey v. State
Court of Criminal Appeals of Alabama
1Opinion of the Court
TYSON, Judge.
Presley James Bailey, alias, was indicted for the robbery of John 0. Snowden by taking $2,980.00 in currency from his person, or by putting him in fear, etc. The jury found the appellant “guilty of robbery, as charged in the indictment,” and fixed punishment at imprisonment for twenty-five years and one day.
John 0. Snowden stated that he resided at The Club Apartments, 937-F Valley Avenue, in Jefferson County on June 16,1977. His wife, Freada Wallace Snowden, and their two month old baby girl were at their apartment with him about 2:00 o’clock that afternoon when a knock was…
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