Hamblin v. Commonwealth

STEINFELD, Justice.

Appellant Garland Hamblin was found guilty at a jury trial of the charge of aiding and abetting the robbery of Sarah Graston, which offense was committed on October 7, 1972. He was sentenced to serve two years in the penitentiary. From a judgment entered on the jury verdict, Hamblin appeals. We affirm.

Testimony showed that Hamblin, while driving his own automobile, picked up two young men, one of whom was J. B. Fugate, whom Hamblin had known for about one year. He gave them a ride, during which they passed Sarah Graston who was walking along the highway. They stopped and *74off…