Adams v. State

J. P. Adams was convicted of robbery by intimidation. His exception is to the judgment overruling his motion for a new trial, containing the usual general grounds and two other grounds.

J. J. Collins testified: that on a certain street of the City of Atlanta, at about eight o’clock at night, someone whom he could not identify said, “Stick ’em up;” that witness thought it was a joke, and said, “What do you mean?” That his aggressor said, “I don’t mean maybe,” and jerked a suit of clothes worth $15 from under his arm, and took his purse from his pocket, and departed; that the purse, containing…