State v. Beamon
Court of Appeals of Minnesota
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION
NIERENGARTEN, Judge.
This is an appeal of a ninety-month sentence after conviction of six counts of simple robbery. The appellant contends there are no substantial and compelling circumstances justifying consecutive sentences. We affirm.
FACTS
Appellant Charley Raye Beamon committed six robberies in June and July 1988. He robbed one gas station three times, a second gas station once, and a convenience store twice. Each time Beamon produced a toy gun and demanded money from a clerk; no one was physically injured during the robberies. The total amount of cash taken was approximately $515.
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