People v. Brouder

The defendant, Thomas Brouder, was charged with one count of telephone harassment and one count of resisting arrest. Following a jury trial, defendant was acquitted of telephone harassment but found guilty of resisting arrest. The trial court sentenced defendant to one year’s conditional discharge conditioned upon 30 days of community service and two fines: a $70 fine and a $20 Violent Crime Victims Assistance Fund (VCA) fine. Defendant appeals. We reverse and remand.

Defendant raises seven contentions on appeal. In view of the fact that we are reversing and remanding this case to the trial…