Legal Opinion
State v. Manchester
Court of Appeals of Washington
Decided May 7, 1990No. 23043-3-IPublishedCited by 22 opinions
1Opinion of the Court
Grosse, A.C.J.
Robert E. Manchester was charged with two counts of first degree robbery and one count of taking a motor vehicle without permission. After waiving his right to a jury trial, he was convicted on all counts. He appeals alleging that the evidence is insufficient to convict him of robbery and that his statements to the police were inadmissible.
The undisputed testimony given at trial establishes the following:
Count 1
On May 7, 1988, Donaldson, a security officer at a Safeway store, observed Manchester place several cartons of cigarettes in his coat. Donaldson and another store…
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