CLEMENS, Presiding Judge.
The state charged defendant with, and a jury found him guilty of, first degree robbery by forcibly stealing the victim's automobile. The court sentenced defendant to six years' imprisonment and he appeals. He primarily contends the state's evidence was insufficient to identify him as the robber.
The victim, William McCoy, left home one morning and drove to a restaurant where he met defendant, a stranger. McCoy drove to a liquor store...
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