Wingfield v. State
Court of Appeals of Georgia
1Opinion of the Court
Pope, Judge.
Defendant Angela Wingfield was convicted of criminal trespass to the property where her former boyfriend resided with his mother and stepfather. The record shows that on a date prior to the evening in question she had gone to the residence to return certain property belonging to her former boyfriend and to retrieve certain property in his possession which belonged to her. She took a police officer with her. The former boyfriend’s parents instructed the officer to warn defendant that if she returned to their property they would prosecute her for criminal trespass. On May 13, 1988…
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