State v. Armstrong

Defendant was charged with murder, the indictment alleging that he

"did intentionally and unlawfully cause the death of * * * a human being, by shooting him with a .38 caliber handgun; and, in the alternative, while engaged in the course of and in furtherance of attempting to commit robbery, and while in immediate flight therefrom, the said [defendant] did cause the death of * * * a human being, who was not then and there a participant, by shooting him with a .38 caliber handgun * *

Defendant was convicted of murder after a jury trial. He appeals.

Motion to Suppress

Defendant first argues that…