State v. Ferrier
Court of Appeals of Minnesota
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION
CRIPPEN, Judge.*
Following waiver of appellant Deborah Ferrier’s right to a jury trial, the district court made findings convicting her of first-degree refusal to submit to chemical testing. Appellant disputes the sufficiency of the evidence to prove that refusal occurred, arguing that the record demonstrates mere failure to produce a testable sample. We affirm.
FACTS
Late in the evening on April 29, 2009, Eagan Police Sergeant Daniel Tocko lawfully stopped appellant and arrested her for driving while impaired; a preliminary breath test showed that appellant had an alcohol concentration…
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