Robinson v. State

John I. Purtle, Justice.

A single information alleged that the appellant, Charles James Robinson, raped and robbed three different women on three different dates. The cases were severed and appellant was tried before a jury and received two ninety-nine year sentences as a habitual offender for the rape and aggravated robbery of the victim in the present case. On appeal appellant argues that the in-court identification should have been suppressed and that the evidence does not support the conviction for aggravated robbery. We find neither argument persuasive and therefore affirm the action…