State v. Parkey

DONIELSON, Presiding Judge.

On June 10, 1989, Don Cook was serving as the doorman at a bar and was taking the admission fees of bar patrons. He was keeping the money he collected in the pocket of his T-shirt. Cook was approached by the defendant, Mark Parkey, who requested change for two twenty-dollar bills. Cook cheeked the money in his shirt pocket and reported to Parkey that he was unable to make the change. A shoving match or altercation ensued. Cook alleges that Par-key tried to grab the money in his shirt pocket; Parkey denies this. The altercation ended when several persons wrestled…