Coles v. State
Court of Appeals of Maryland
1Opinion of the CourtBattaglia, J.
Petitioner LeOn Coles, Jr. (hereinafter “Coles”) entered the same bank on three separate occasions, walked up to a teller, and presented her with a note demanding money. After each teller complied, Coles left the bank with the money. Based on this conduct, the Circuit Court for Baltimore County, sitting without a jury, convicted him of three counts of robbery. Coles challenges the robbery convictions on the basis that there was insufficient evidence to prove that he stole the money by instilling fear in the tellers. Because a rational fact finder could conclude, under the circumstances of…
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