Bagnell v. State

MILLER, Judge.

On March 1, 1976, a Tippecanoe County Grand Jury filed an indictment charging Wesley Bagnell with supplying false information 1 1) on an “Application for Transfer of a Three-way Permit,” and 2) on a “Questionnaire Concerning Manager or Agent” both required to be furnished to the Alco holic Beverage Commission pursuant to IC 7.1-3-1-4. On these forms Bagnell responded that he had never been convicted of any offense when he had allegedly plead guilty to a Dyer Act violation (transporting stolen vehicles across state lines) in 1947, when he was only nineteen years old. On January…