State v. Fripp

Gerald Fripp appeals his conviction for second-degree burglary alleging the trial court erred in (1) allowing lay witnesses to testify that, in their opinion, Fripp was the suspect seen on surveillance videotape; (2) allowing hearsay testimony regarding a police officer’s observation about Fripp’s clothing the day after the burglary; (3) admitting Fripp’s statement to police without determining whether it was knowingly and voluntarily given; (4) admitting evidence of two of Fripp’s prior burglary convictions; and (5) refusing to strike a juror for cause when the juror had been the victim of a…