People v. Hurley

Defendants appeal from a conviction of robbery after a jury trial, and a sentence of two (2) to ten (10) years.

The defendants raise questions on appeal as to the giving of an instruction on “Flight,” and as to the identification of the defendants.

There was testimony that on April 30, 1967, at approximately 6:45 p. m. Stephen Saladino was working in his package liquor store, which adjoined a lounge and restaurant, when two men entered. He had noticed them walking around the store and, after a period of time, he had noticed them coming back “hugging the building line.” He had also noticed them…