People v. Brown
Colorado Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the Court
STERNBERG, Judge.
The defendant, Glenn Allan Brown, was convicted of second degree assault, a class four felony. He appeals and we affirm.
On the morning of December 7, 1981, Brown, in an admittedly agitated state, drove from his home in Greeley to Denver. He became lost and wound up on a residential street. Driving at high speed, he went up and down the street for about 15 minutes, intermittently slamming on the brakes, dropping his hands from the steering wheel, and allowing the car to spin and slide. A mailbox was knocked down and he drove across some lawns.
Darrold Hudley, an off-duty Denver…
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