State v. Hancock

Loren Hancock appeals his conviction of one count of indecent liberties, one count of first degree incest, and one count of third degree statutory rape. Hancock argues that the trial court erred in permitting the prosecutor to impeach its own witness and in admitting into evidence a victim's testimony that Hancock owned a gun. We affirm.

Hancock was charged with committing indecent liberties on his nephew, "B", and incest and statutory rape on his son, "L". At the time of the alleged offenses, B was between 3 and 7 years of age and L was between 14 and 16. At the time of trial, B was 8 and L…