someone to rob. Bailey noticed a car and told the defendant to follow it. According to Bailey, he chose the victim's car because it was the only one in the area at that time. The defendant parked the car where he could not see the victim's house and Bailey got out of the car with the gun. Bailey stated that he robbed the victim, and "unfortunately she was shot." Bailey explained that when he *1241 reached victim's car and saw that she was elderly, he became startled. The victim asked him not to shoot her and Bailey told he would not do so but she activated the car alarm which caused him to flinch and the gun went off. Accordingly, he grabbed the victim's purse and another bagfrom her hand and ran back to the defendant who was waiting in the car. Bailey told the defendant what happened in response to the defendant's questions and they drove away from the scene. The two men found $10.00 in the victim's purse (which they kept) and threw the rest of the contents of the purse out the car window. After calling Cavalier to tell him that they were returning his gun, Bailey and the defendant picked him up from his girlfriend's house and drove him to his house. According to Bailey when they returned the gun to Cavalier, they told him to put the gun up because "I did a little somethin [sic]" with it. Bailey, Cavalier, and the defendant went out later that evening.
Several days later,