PER CURIAM.
Gerald Lynn Kite II appeals from his conviction for second-degree robbery. Because we find he was denied his right of confrontation, we reverse.
Morris Ricketts, a convenience store clerk, saw Kite steal a twelve-pack of beer from the store's cooler. Ricketts says Kite tried to hit him while trying to escape. A regular customer at the store witnessed the theft, but saw Kite try to strike Ricketts only after Ricketts had apprehended Kite and held...
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