Carrion v. State
Indiana Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the Court
HOFFMAN, Judge.
Appellant-defendant Christopher A. Carrion appeals from his conviction for murder, a felony, and robbery, a Class A felony. Carrion's sole claim on appeal is that it was improper for the trial court to set forth in its sentencing order that his concurrent fifty-year sentences be served consecutively to life sentences previously imposed upon him in the State of Oklahoma.
The facts relevant to this appeal disclose that on September 27, 1990, Carrion shot and killed Timothy McClellan in Allen County, Indiana. He then drove away in McClellan's 1989 Ford Probe GT. Carrion was…
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