way, appellant stopped the vehicle

in front of a house, and he and Savage jumped out, attacked two people with a mallet and metal

rod, and returned to the vehicle with a wallet. Savage handed the wallet to her and told her to go

through it. Kerkove’s fingerprints were later found on the credit cards. During the police chase,

she said Savage threw the wallet out of the window. Later, appellant told them not to tell

anybody what had happened, warning that “[s]nitches end up in ditches.” She took the threat

seriously.

       Savage testified he had taken “a lot of pills” on the night of the robberies and could not

remember the details. He said he was with Sheffield, Lee, Kerkove, and appellant in Sheffield’s
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SUV. Savage said he and Lee, who had pink hair at the time, got out of the vehicle. Savage said

he was holding a rebar pipe when he demanded one of the men give him his wallet and phone.

After the robbery, the group stopped at a gas station, and appellant told Savage to use one of the

victims’ credit cards to pay. Savage denied any “recollection” of seeing appellant outside the

SUV during the robbery, nor did he remember seeing appellant with a mallet or see him hit

anyone with