Charles v. State

KLEIN, Judge.

Appellant was convicted of robbery with a firearm and appeals, arguing that prejudicial error occurred when the prosecutor elicited the detective’s opinion that defendant had been evasive when telling his version of what had happened. We affirm.

The following colloquy occurred when a detective, who had gone to the scene of the crime immediately thereafter and interviewed a number of people, was being questioned by the prosecutor:

Q. (The Prosecutor): Now, Detective Jones, in your job as a detective, I assume you’ve had to deal with a number of different people and individuals,…