Kimbrough v. Commonwealth
Kentucky Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
CLAYTON, Justice.
This appeal arises from an attempted robbery of a Shell service station in Louisville by appellant, James L. Kimbrough, and an accomplice, Roger Lee Bailey, during the late evening hours of November 9, 1974. Appellant and Bailey, wearing nylon-stocking masks]'trained ⅛ shotgun on Joe McCain while ordering his friend, Joe Sut-tle, to obtain money from the gas station attendant, threatening harm to McCain should Suttle fail. Suttle attempted to comply with their demands, but the attendant refused to cooperate. Returning to where the two were holding his friend, Sut-tle advised…
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