State v. Coleman

JACKSON, Judge.

On the evening of 27 January 2000, Telly Savalas Coleman (“defendant”) approached a vehicle stopped momentarily in a parking lot. The vehicle was occupied by Byron Johnson (“Johnson”), seated in the driver’s seat, and Myron Harris (“Harris”), seated in the front passenger seat. Defendant asked Johnson if he had any marijuana for sale, and when Johnson replied that he did not, defendant produced a handgun and robbed Johnson of his gold necklace, his watch, and approximately $300.00 in cash. Defendant then said to Johnson, “I know you’ve got something else. Don’t make me shoot…