People v. Holmes
Supreme Court of Colorado
1Opinion of the Court
Opinion by
MR. JUSTICE HODGES.
Defendant Holmes was charged with robbery and conspiracy. He was found guilty by a jury of both charges. On this appeal, he asserts four allegations of trial court error requiring reversal of his conviction. The defendant’s contentions are without merit and therefore we affirm the judgment, of the trial court.
The victim of the robbery testified that he was in the business of selling snow cones from a three-wheeled vehicle which he drove along the streets of Pueblo. He was robbed by three young men of approximately thirteen dollars. The defendant, age 22, was…
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