McReynolds v. State
Indiana Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION
CRONE, Judge.
Jason McReynolds appeals his convietion for class D felony battery of a person less than fourteen years of age, asserting that the evidence is insufficient. We affirm.
McReynolds lived in Yavonne Wasson's home. In exchange for a place to stay, McReynolds agreed to babysit Wasson's two children, ten-year-old A.R. and seven-year-old MR., while she was at work. He also provided the children with transportation to and from school and helped them with homework. McReynolds generally asked Wasson's permission before disciplining the children.
In October of 2006, M.R. was exhibiting…
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