Since defendant took no exception to the court's charge, he did not call the court's attention to his claim that the instructions delivered failed to satisfy the concern he raised in his request to charge, and that these instructions had the potential of misleading the jury into thinking that the requirement of intent to "deprive" or "appropriate" as defined in Penal Law § 155.00 did not apply to robbery. Accordingly, his present arguments are unpreserved (see People...
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