State v. Hayden
Louisiana Court of Appeal
1Opinion of the Court
pBOWES, Judge.
Defendant, Raymond R. Hayden, appeals his conviction for false impersonation of a police officer. For the following reasons we affirm.
Hayden, and co-defendant, Lionel P. Big-gers, were charged by bill of information with violating La. R.S. art. 14:112.1 by impersonating peace officers between July 23,1995 and October 23, 1995. Following trial on June 26,1996, the jury found the defendants guilty as charged. Defendant Hayden filed a motion for new trial which the trial court denied. Subsequently, the defendants were *1361sentenced to one year in the Jefferson Parish Correctional…
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