People v. Montoya
Colorado Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the Court
CRISWELL, Judge.
The defendant, Jerry Montoya, appeals the judgment of conviction of aggravated robbery and of being an habitual criminal. We reverse and remand for a new trial.
In February 1985, a tavern was robbed by an armed masked robber. Because of the mask, the bartender was unable to identify the perpetrator, although she testified that, like defendant, he was short, dark-complexioned, and of Hispanic ancestry.
A relative by marriage of defendant’s, who was a customer of the bar just before and immediately after the robbery, and who had occasion to see the robber prior to his entry into…
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