Cordis v. State

Judge Harold R. Banke.

William Walcott Cordis was convicted of aggravated assault on a police officer, obstruction, no proof of insurance, driving without a license, and interference with government property. On appeal, he enumerates four errors.

This case arose while the arresting officer was investigating complaints of a disturbance between two vehicles at the drive-through window of a local fast-food restaurant. The officer was initially informed that both vehicles had left. However, as he was completing some paperwork, an employee pointed out that one of the offending vehicles remained in a…