State v. Mullen

EAGLES, Judge.

Defendant first assigns as error the admission of testimony by Agent Felton concerning defendant’s statements to him describing how drugs could be hidden to prevent detection by law enforcement officers. Defendant argues that this testimony was “unfairly prejudicial and irrelevant in that it implied to the jury that the defendant was a person of bad character because of his extensive criminal knowledge in how to allude (sic) apprehension or arrest in dealing in or handling drugs.” Defendant contends that evidence offered in the proffered testimony constituted other wrongs or…