Cross, Jr. v. State of Indiana

Appellant was charged with the crime of robbery while armed and was convicted of robbery for which he was sentenced to the Indiana State Prison for an indeterminate period of ten to twenty-five years.

Appellant appeals from the judgment of conviction and here contends there was a complete absence of proof in the court below of the necessary elements of robbery.

An examination of the evidence necessary to a consideration of this case reveals that the complaining wit ness, McCauley, was on July 3, 1954 an employee of a filling station on West Washington Street in the city of Indianapolis. On the…