State v. Tyler

*437¶ 1 Robert Tyler challenges his conviction for possession of a stolen vehicle. Relying on State v. Hickman , 135 Wash.2d 97, 954 P.2d 900 (1998), he contends that the State was required to prove he engaged in all the actions that constitute "possession" of a stolen vehicle because these were listed in the to-convict jury instruction. Further arguing that the evidence is insufficient to prove he "disposed of" a stolen vehicle, Tyler argues that his conviction must be reversed and the case dismissed with prejudice.

¶ 2 We affirm Tyler's conviction, although on different grounds than those relied…