State v. Huynh
Court of Appeals of Washington
1Opinion of the CourtColeman, J.
After police observed Ngo Tho Huynh receive cocaine in an apparent narcotics transaction, they arrested him and the State charged him with possession of cocaine with intent to deliver. Huynh sought to admit at trial a medical record containing statements he made to a treating physician blaming police for injuring his wrist and shoulder during his arrest. The trial court excluded the medical record and a jury found him guilty of possession of cocaine with intent to deliver. Huynh moved for an arrest of *71judgment, contending that the State failed to prove his intent to deliver the cocaine. The…
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