People v. Connolly
California Court of Appeal
1Opinion of the Court
SHINN, P. J.—
Defendants, Robert Irvin Connolly and Lloyd Allan Phillips, were charged by amended information with two counts of robbery while armed with deadly weapons, to which they pleaded not guilty. (Defendant Connolly was charged with and admitted a prior conviction of a felony, a violation of Yeh. Code, § 503.) After trial by jury, Count I was dismissed as to defendant Phillips and defendant Connolly found not guilty. Both defendants were found guilty as to Count II and the jury further .found specially that both were armed with deadly weapons at the time of the robbery. Both defendants…
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