Weston v. State

RUSSELL, Judge.

OPINION

Freddie Lamar Weston was convicted of the robberies of two men, Edward L. Ball, and Glenn Arwood, and his punishment set at five (5) to fifteen (15) years in each case, to be served concurrently.

Ball and Arwood, residents of Sevier County, drove to Knoxville on the July, 1972, night in question, apparently to do some drinking and at least one of them was also interested in female companionship. They encountered the defendant and his woman companion in a tavern, and left together. After considerable driving around the Knoxville area, Weston presented a pistol and robbed…