State v. Bradshaw

Roy Dale Bradshaw, Jr. (“Defendant”) was convicted in a court-tried criminal case of 18 criminal offenses arising out of events that occurred on May 7, 2008. Among those convictions were three counts of kidnapping. See § SbS.llO.RJ).1 Defendant appeals, arguing there was insufficient evidence to support the three kidnapping convictions. Defendant’s argument is without merit, and his convictions and sentences are affirmed.

Standard of Review

“In reviewing the sufficiency of evidence in a court-tried criminal case, the standard of review is the same as in a jury-tried case.” State v. Breedlove,…