O'Connor v. State

Defendant was convicted on a charge — under section 28-537, Comp. St. 1929 — of entering the building of the Lincoln National Bank & Trust Company, on September 17, 1930, by violence and by putting in fear certain named officers of the bank, with intent to steal. Sentenced to the penitentiary, he brings error proceedings.

The brief of defendant says: “The only question involved in the whole case was this: Did Thomas Pat *472O’Connor stand in front of the Lincoln National Bank with a machine gun during the robbery?” O’Connor was a witness for himself. He testified he was never in the state of…