at the deceased's residence.
The record reflects that without objection it was shown that during the briefing sessions prior to the robbery Culley and Brown were exhibited a floor plan of the Geron residence and were informed that Geron's residence "had been robbed the year before." The principals were further instructed that their only obstacle in the scheme would be gaining entry into the house since "the people were suspicious because of what had happened the year before." The record further reflects the testimony of the deceased's wife that on a prior occasion (August 27, 1970) she was robbed at her residence. Only thereafter was appellant's objection on the grounds of irrelevancy interposed and overruled.
In 23 Tex.Jur.2d, Evidence, Sec. 194, p. 294, it is stated:
"As a general rule, inAn Adelaide woman has been reported after she crashed her car into a service station.

Police said they were called to a service station on Goodwood Road at Daw Park at 3:30am after receiving reports a vehicle had crashed into a service station shopfront.

When police arrived they found a car wedged on top of a bollard.

The occupants had left the scene.

Police searched the area and found the driver and three passengers in the nearby suburb of Colonel Light Gardens.

The woman allegedly had a blood alcohol reading of 0.076.

The 26-year-old was reported for reckless driving and property damage and was issued with an expiation notice for exceeding the prescribed concentration of alcohol.

She will be summonsed to appear in the Adelaide Magistrates Court at a later date.