Avery v. State
Court of Appeals of Georgia
1Opinion of the Court
MCFadden, Judge.
Huey Harrison Avery III challenges the order revoking a portion of his probation. He argues that the evidence was insufficient to show that he committed the new offense of obstructing an officer because he was entitled to walk away when a police officer tried to stop him. We affirm because the arresting officer had particularized, objective reasons for detaining Avery.
The state filed a petition to modify or revoke Avery’s probation on the ground that he committed the new offenses of obstructing an officer and loitering or prowling. After conducting a hearing, the trial court…
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