In the Interest of J. T.
Court of Appeals of Georgia
1Opinion of the Court
Johnson, Chief Judge.
A petition was filed in juvenile court alleging that fifteen-year-old J. T. committed three acts of obstructing Police Officer J. M. Cole by fleeing from him after having been told to stop. An adjudicatory hearing on the petition was held before a juvenile court judge, who *757found that J. T. committed the three alleged delinquent acts of obstructing Officer Cole. J. T. appeals, asserting there is insufficient evidence to support the adjudications of delinquency. We agree and reverse the judgment of the juvenile court.
In considering the sufficiency of the evidence supporting…
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