Legal Opinion
United States v. Gray
Court of Appeals for the First Circuit
Decided May 27, 1999No. 98-2029PublishedCited by 46 opinions
1Opinion of the Court
BOWNES, Senior Circuit Judge.
In the morning hours of April 22, 1998, Richard A. Gray and his compatriot Robert L. Echols entered the Key Bank in Portland, Maine, to perpetrate a robbery. They did so to obtain money for more drugs, after staying up all night drinking and taking drugs. With Echols serving as lookout, Gray delivered a note to the bank teller that read: “I got a gun. Give me all the money and know [sic] one will get hurt.” The teller asked Gray whether he was joking. In response, Gray lifted his shirt and pointed to a black object secured in his waistband. The teller explained…
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