State v. Bellamy
Court of Appeals of North Carolina
1Opinion of the Court
STEELMAN, Judge.
The robbery of an individual of her own property and the property of her employer, occurring at the same time, constitutes only one offense of robbery with a dangerous weapon. A sex offense committed in the course of a robbery of a public business by a robber was not a natural or probable consequence of the robbery. The conviction of the co-defendant on the theory of acting in concert must be reversed.
On 23 September 2002, C.B. was working the evening shift as the assistant manager of a McDonald’s at Long Leaf Mall in Wilmington. On her crew during the shift were defendant…
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