State v. Guffey

A former appeal in this case was heard by us at the Spring Term 1964. A new trial was awarded because of error in the admission of evidence. Our opinion on that appeal contains a general statement of the facts. State v. Guffey, 261 N.C. 322, 134 S.E. 2d 619.

Appellant’s assignments of error, in the present appeal, relating to the denial of his motion for nonsuit and to the charge are not sustained. The question whether the testimony of the prosecuting witness, tending to identify appellant as one of the robbers, has any probative force was for the jury. “Contradictions and discrepancies, even…