Alston v. State

WALSH, Justice.

The defendant-appellant, Harold S. Alston (“Alston”), was convicted of seven counts of first degree robbery and nine counts of second degree conspiracy after a jury trial in the Superior Court. The robberies were committed at various locations in the city of Wilmington and New Castle County. On appeal Alston contends that the trial judge should have suppressed two *306statements made by Alston to police. He also argues that the jury’s verdict was internally inconsistent and legally flawed. Although we find that certain evidence was improperly admitted against Alston, we conclude…