she

locks the door to her house “most of the time.”     Panek testified that she had a motion

sensor in her basement that would activate when someone passed by and “after so many

minutes, it goes off.”

       {¶5} According to Panek, she was pushing her mower into the front yard when a

man on a bike and wearing “something gray” rode up her driveway but quickly turned and

rode away.     She did not recognize the man or remember him saying anything more than

“uh” to her.   In court, she was not able to identify the man she had seen on the bike as

McCoy.

       {¶6} Anthony Gatto testified that his office was ina building located directly
behind Panek’s house. From his office, he has a good view of Panek’s back yard. On

May 5, 2012, he was finishing up paperwork when he saw a man on a bike behind

Panek’s house. Gatto left his office and drove down the street; as he was driving, he

saw the man again. The man was then off his bike, walking towards the side door of

Panek’s house, and was wearing gloves.

      {¶7} Gatto drove to the front of Panek’s house and pulled into her driveway. He

yelled to her that she was being robbed and to call police. But Panek testified that she

did not remember Gatto saying anything to her when he pulled into her driveway.

      {¶8} Gatto testified