State v. Long

HUSKINS, Justice.

Without objection, Will Johnson, Jr., stated on cross-examination that he had been “convicted of receiving stolen goods; of unlawful concealment. I’m presently on parole. I am on parole for receiving stolen goods and damage to property. I am presently under indictment for armed robbery. Not this case some other case. I have two cases. . . . State’s Exhibit No. 2 is my pistol. I traded a .32 pistol which I owned for that pistol right there ... at a night club. The Fountain Bleau [sic] night club. I got it from a guy in there ... on the 25th of January.” Then the following…