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From the evidence presented by the State a jury reasonably could find the following occurrences. About 8:30 oclock of the morning of September 26, 1967, defendant and two other persons entered Pecan Joes on Highway 66 in Phelps County, Missouri, where Mrs. Reba Basham, the clerk and cashier, was alone. Defendant pointed a gun at Mrs. Basham and told her, "This is a robbery. Give me your money - all of it." Mrs. Basham opened a cash register and placed the till on the counter and defendant took from it all the bills. He then told her to open a second cash register, and while Mrs. Basham was doing so defendant "warped" her on her hand. Defendant then told her to get on the floor, and when she was on her knees he gave her a "judo lick across the back of neck and * * * four other licks [with the butt of the gun] on head," and then ran after taking the bills from the cash register. After she called the Highway Patrol Mrs. Basham was taken to the Pulaski County General Hospital at Waynesville where fourteen stitches were required to close her wounds.

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