People v. Lupton
Colorado Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the Court
PIERCE, Judge.
Defendant, Thomas Lupton, appeals his convictions of second degree assault and criminal mischief. We affirm.
Defendant was involved in an argument at a bar with the victim and the victim’s girlfriend. After the parties left the bar they went to their respective vehicles. Defendant then got out of his vehicle and went to the victim’s vehicle, where he beat on the door and exchanged angry words with the victim. Thereafter, defendant allegedly threw a beer bottle through the back window inflicting serious injury on the victim. Defendant fled the scene with his friend, Walter.
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