People v. Gould

The Court of Appeals briefly but adequately set forth the facts in its opinion in this case1 in which it reversed the Recorder’s Court jury conviction of defendant Walter Gould, and we quote therefrom (pp 84, 85):

“Defendant and 2 codefendants were charged on 2 counts with armed robbery and carrying concealed weapons. All 3 were convicted by a jury on the second count but on the first count one codefendant was convicted of armed robbery, the other was convicted of simple assault and defendant was convicted of larceny from the person.

“The complainant testified that shortly after midnight on May…