Schlosser v. State

OPINION

Judge MANNHEIMER.

The defendant in this case, Jean L. Schlos-ser Jr., was observed syphoning gasoline from other people's vehicles. When a police officer arrived to investigate, Schlosser forcibly resisted the officer's attempts to take him into custody. During the ensuing struggle, the officer sustained a permanent injury to his hand. so es

Based on this incident, Schlosser was convicted of first-degree trespass, fourth-degree theft, resisting arrest, fourth-degree escape, and second-degree assault (reckless infliction of serious physical injury).

In this appeal, Schlosser contends that…