Williams v. Commonwealth

Opinion

COLE, J.

The appellant, Michael Williams, was convicted in a bench trial of three counts of robbery and three counts of use of a firearm in commission of a felony. In a second bench trial four months later, he was convicted of perjury. Williams was sentenced to a total of seventy years imprisonment on the three robbery convictions, with fifty years suspended, ten years on the firearms convictions, and ten years on the perjury conviction, four years of which were suspended. Williams contends the evidence was insufficient to support the three robbery and the perjury convictions. We affirm…