Franklin (Teron) v. State

Winship off him, but as he attempted to get up, she grabbed and pulled on his leg before he was able to get away. Franklin testified that he and Winship spoke the next day and that she accused him of breaking her arm during the altercation. Failure to collect evidence Franklin argues that all evidence concerning the bicycle should have been suppressed because the police officers failed to collect and preserve the potentially exculpatory evidence. Franklin failed to object at trial, therefore we view for plain error. See Leonard v. State, 117 Nev. 53, 63,

17 P.3d 397, 403-04

(2001). We conclude…