He was sentenced to twelve to thirty years' imprisonment.
Defendant now appeals as of right.
We reverse and remand for a new trial. Defendant was accused of threatening the cashier and taking money from the register. Defendant's theory of the case was that the cashier gave him the money as payment for a drug delivery which had taken place earlier. Defendant testified at trial that he had sold marijuana to the cashier on a number of previous occasions, and that ordinarily the marijuana was given to the cashier by defendant's associates and defendant subsequently collected the money for the drugs from the cashier at a later time. On appeal, defendant argues that the trial court committed error warranting reversal in refusing his request to give a cautionary instruction to the jurors regarding the limited purpose for which they could consider defendant's testimony regarding his involvement in alleged drug transactions with the cashier.