State v. Hurst

BECTON, Judge.

From judgments imposing prison sentences totaling twenty years following his conviction of robbery with a dangerous weapon and felonious larceny, defendant, Charles Alfred Hurst, appeals.

I

On 6 October 1984, Ms. Shields, who was shopping in Fay-etteville, North Carolina, returned to her car and locked two grocery bags and her pocketbook, containing personal property valued at more than $400.00, in the trunk. She then unlocked the driver’s door to enter the car, but she felt someone behind her. A young man told her to move over. She screamed, and the man pointed a gun at her and…