McFarland (Logan) v. State

and took her purse. Hill drove off with the victim while McFarland followed in another car. Believing she was about to be killed, the victim struggled with Hill until the car came to a stop. Both women fell out of the car. The victim noticed McFarland approaching and dove into the car. As she drove away, the victim was shot in the head. McFarland asserts that the robbery was complete as soon as the victim turned over her keys and purse and therefore any kidnapping which occurred thereafter was unrelated to the robbery. We disagree. See State v. Fouquette, 67 Nev. 505, 528,

221 P.2d 404, 416

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