State v. Reed

CROW, Judge.

A jury found William Lloyd Reed (“defendant”) guilty of selling cocaine and assessed punishment at ten years’ imprisonment. The trial court entered judgment per the verdict, ordering the sentence to run consecutively to a five-year sentence in another cocaine sale case.1 Defendant appeals, presenting eight assignments of error.

The first two challenge the sufficiency of the evidence to support the conviction. We consider them together. In doing so, we accept as true all evidence and inferences supporting the verdict and disregard contrary evidence and inferences. State v. Evans,…