People v. Gillstarr
California Court of Appeal
1Opinion of the Court
HENDERSON, J., pro tem.
The defendant Jeff Reed and one Thomas Gillstarr were charged by an information containing two counts with the crime of robbery. The jury before whom the defendants were tried returned verdicts finding each of them guilty of robbery in the first degree. The defendant Reed appeals from the judgment. The evidence at the trial proved that defendant Gillstarr was armed with a deadly weapon, which was, however, the property of appellant Reed, and both defendants took part in the robbery.
Appellant, by reason of the fact that the evidence did not prove that he had any deadly…
2Cases cited1 opinion
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