Proctor v. State
Court of Criminal Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION
QUENTIN KEITH, Commissioner.
The offense is robbery; the punishment, set by the jury, is nineteen (19) years’ confinement.
In the early evening of July 6, 1972, Jerry Long was the attendant in charge of the Jot-Em-Down convenience store located in South Fort Worth. While in the store, he was robbed by a Negro male who took $50 to $60 from the cash register while holding a gun upon Long. The robbery was witnessed by a thirteen year old boy who came in a side door of the store while the robbery was in progress but who made himself as inconspicuous as possible while the robber was on the…
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