State v. Derennaux
Missouri Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the CourtDon E. Burrell, J.
A jury found Tylor Scott Derennaux (“Defendant”) guilty of arson and two burglaries in the second degree for events occurring in April 2014 near Davisville. See 569.050 and 569.170.1 Defendant was sentenced to a total of 11-years imprisonment based upon consecutive sentences of two years on each burglary count and seven years on the arson count.
In three points relied on, Defendant challenges his judgment of conviction and sentence by claiming: (1) the trial court “clearly erred in overruling [Defendant’s] motion to suppress the cameras seized from him during an unlawful detention”; (2) the…
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