Marshall v. State

Deen, Chief Judge.

1. "While it may be unusual for a man to allow himself to be robbed in the middle of a crowded area, and to walk away afterward without looking back or making any immediate effort to apprehend his assailant, it is not impossible, and allowance must be made for the reactions of different temperaments to threats of violence.” Webb v. State, 82 Ga. App. 543, 545 (61 SE2d 542) (1950). The defendant’s contention here that the victim’s story is inherently incredible and shows no coercion is not well taken. The eyewitness made a firm identification, and stated that he was very…