Commonwealth v. McCloskey

ROWLEY, President Judge:

Appellant Gavin McCloskey was convicted after trial by jury of voluntary manslaughter and recklessly endangering another person. He appeals the judgment of sentence, alleging that the trial court erred in 1) not suppressing inculpatory statements made before appellant was given Miranda warnings, 2) failing to declare a mistrial for statements made by the Commonwealth during its closing argument, and 3) refusing to include the offense of involuntary manslaughter on the verdict slip after several times charging the jury on the elements of the crime. Because we find merit…