State v. Stroud

OPINION

BRAMMER, Presiding Judge.

¶ 1 After a trial held in his absence, a jury found appellant Sudden Rio Stroud guilty of resisting arrest and second-degree escape. Because the jury found he had been on probation at the time he committed the offenses, the trial court imposed presumptive, consecutive prison terms totaling four years. On appeal, Stroud challenges the court’s rulings on a number of issues, arguing (1) that the crimes of resisting arrest and escape are mutually exclusive when based on the same conduct and that he could not have been convicted of both; (2) his conviction for…