Holt v. State
Tennessee Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtJustice Cook
At 11:45 on the night of July 1, 1928, Buddy Holland, an escaped convict, robbed the cashier of the Dixie Restaurant at Fjfth Avenue and Broad Street. Plaintiff in error, a boy about eighteen years of age, and Ralph Delaney, an ex-convict, were charged as accomplices. Miss Evie Carnes, the cashier of the restaurant, saw Holland only. She heard no automobile leave the front door. A negro boy who worked at Foutch’s drug store across the street testified that' plaintiff in error and D'elaney were‘waiting in an automobile near the front of the restaurant while Holland robbed it and that they took…
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