State v. Glasscock

. Opinion

ROTH, Judge:

1 After a bench trial, David Wayne Glas-seock was convicted of aggravated robbery and possession of a firearm by a restricted person. The conviction hinged on an eyewitness identification and incriminating statements Glasscock made during an interview with police. On appeal, Glasscock argues that the confession should have been suppressed because he was heavily intoxicated and police took advantage of his impaired condition by employing coercive interrogation tactics. He also argues that the eyewitness identification was unconstitutionally unreliable. Finally, Glasscock…