Thurman v. State
Indiana Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the Court
BARTEAU, Judge.
Donnell Thurman appeals his convictions . of: Count I, Dealing in Cocaine, a class A felony 1 ; Count II, Possession of Cocaine, a class C felony ; 2 Count III, Possession of a Handgun With An Obliterated Serial Number, a class C felony 3 ; Count IV, Possession of Marijuana, a class A misdemeanor 4 ; and Count V, Carrying a Handgun Without A License, a class D felony. 5 He raises two issues for our consideration:
1. Was it error to deny the motion to suppress evidence?
2. Was the evidence sufficient to support the cocaine convictions?
FACTS
Neighbors had lodged numerous complaints…
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