People v. Henderson

During the early morning hours of March 16, 1966, a lone gasoline station attendant in Port Huron was attacked at the station by 2 young men, one of whom struck the attendant with a rubber hammer. After taking approximately $50 from the attendant, the 2 men fled in a waiting auto. On the afternoon of the same day, one of the youthful bandits, in the company of his aunt and uncle, voluntarily turned himself in to the police and implicated the defendant as the driver of the getaway auto. Subsequently, the testimony of this youthful participant in the • robbery became the key witness at the…