PER CURIAM.
Littles, convicted of armed robbery and attempted second-degree murder, appeals contending the court erroneously denied his motion to dismiss, which was predicated upon the argument that the offense of attempted second-degree murder does not exist under Florida law. We affirm.
An attempt consists of a specific intent to commit the crime, and a separate overt, ineffectual act done towards its commission. E.g., Hutchinson v. State,
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