Bradley v. State

OPINION

KENNEDY, Justice.

This appeal is from a conviction of possession of a firearm by a felon, enhanced by proof of two prior convictions for felonies. Punishment was assessed, automatically, at life. We affirm.

A brief review of the facts is helpful.

The episode began when appellant pointed a shotgun at a Mr. Clusky on a Houston street and threatened him. Clusky later reported the incident to two peace officers, C.A. Kellum and A. Palos, and told them that appellant might also be armed with a pistol. Together, they located appellant in a bar. The officers requested appellant to go outside…