A Dougherty County jury found John William Lee Harrison guilty of armed robbery for his participation in acts that occurred at the Inns & Suites motel on Oglethorpe Avenue in Albany, wherein Harrison drove two teenagers to the motel; urged them to rob it with a .380 caliber automatic pistol; waited for them behind the motel; and drove them away following the taking of approximately $150 from the motel. 1 He appeals and, without challenging the sufficiency of the evidence against him, claims error in the trial court's failure to charge the jury on the lesser included offense of robbery by intimidation. We find no error, however, and affirm.

Harrison contends that because the jury heard evidence that a nontestifying co-defendant was permitted to plead guilty to the lesser included offense of robbery by intimidation in the instant case, such provided "evidence" of same so as to permit a jury charge thereon in the trial of the instant case. We disagree.

Here, the evidence was uncontradicted that the Inns & Suites motel was robbed at gunpoint; the motel clerk testified that the money was taken at gunpoint; one of the co-defendants who performed the robbery testified that he used a gun to effectuate the robbery; the gun discharged during the co-defendants' flight from the motel to Harrison's car, and a .380 caliber casing was recovered by the police outside the motel; and even Harrison, who took the stand and testified that he had no knowledge that the co-defendants were going to rob the motel, stated that he saw money and a gun in the backseat of his car after the co-defendants returned thereto. "Where the uncontradicted evidence shows completion of the offense of armed robbery, and no evidence is presented to the effect that a weapon was not used in the robbery, the defendant is not entitled to a jury charge on the lesser included offense of robbery by intimidation." 4