State v. Scott

Defendant appeals from two convictions for robbery in the first degree. He assigns as error the trial court’s failure to grant his motion to suppress eyewitness identification evidence. We affirm.

During the evening of April 6, 1981, defendant and another man robbed a southeast Portland drug store of drugs and money. The owner of the pharmacy and a clerk were working at the time. They contacted the police and furnished descriptions of both robbers. On the basis of those descriptions sent out by the police dispatcher, an officer went to an address where he had been told that two persons who…