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I. Statement of Facts

At about 4:30 a.m. on August 23, 2008, Jacob Hall was returning home when he noticed that a car, which had its headlights off, was behind him. When Hall parked his car across the street from his house, the car pulled up about three feet from his car so that the driver’s side of Hall’s car was facing the passenger side of the other car. A man in the passenger seat pointed a revolver at Hall’s face. Hall ducked as low as he could in his seat. When he did not hear gunshots, he put both of his hands up to indicate that he was unarmed. The man exited the car, walked toward Hall, opened Hall’s door, and asked for his wallet. Hall replied, “[Y]ou can have anything you want,” and gave him his wallet and cell phone. Hall’s wallet contained $3 or $4, credit cards, and identification. While the man was taking Hall’s money, the car had made a U-turn and travelled about 50 feet down the street. The man asked Hall if he had anything else. When Hall replied that he did not, the man walked back to the car and entered the front passenger door. After the car drove away, Hall went into his house and called 911. The police arrived within five to 10 minutes after Hall’s call.…