The court properly admitted, as both an excited utterance and a present sense impression, a declaration made to two civilian witnesses by the nontestifying victim of an uncharged robbery, in which the screaming declarant, with duct tape on his hands and neck, stated that he had just been robbed and that the robbers were on their way out of the building. The evidence warranted the conclusion that the robbery had just occurred, and that the declarant was still under the influence...
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