People v. Borbon
California Court of Appeal
1Opinion of the CourtGriffin, J.
Defendant and appellant Henry V. Borbon was charged jointly with his brother Richard C. Borbon with the crime of robbery. A jury verdict of robbery in the first degree against defendants resulted. A motion for new trial was denied. Defendant Henry V. Borbon alone appealed.
The complaining witness operated a small “Hot Spot” drive-in lunch counter in Lindsay. About 10 p. m. on January 26, she was closing the business and had placed the day’s receipts of approximately $30, consisting of one ten and about 11 one-dollar bills, plus two handfuls of loose change (no pennies) in a yellow paper bag…
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