State v. McPhee

¶1 The State charged Jeffrey D. McPhee with one count of residential burglary, four counts of possession of stolen firearms, and one count of second degree possession of stolen property. A jury acquitted him of residential burglary and two counts of possession of stolen firearms. But the jury was unable to reach a verdict on the remaining two counts of possession of stolen firearms and one count of second degree possession of stolen property. The trial court declared a mistrial and the State recharged McPhee. In a second trial, the trial court dismissed the second degree possession of stolen…