Wayne v. State

OPINION

A jury found appellant David Richard Wayne guilty of four felonies: one count each of second degree kidnapping, possession of a deadly weapon by an incarcerated person, battery with use of a deadly weapon, possession of a Schedule II substance, and three gross misdemeanors: setting a trap resulting in noninjury to a human being, and two counts of false imprisonment. Wayne admitted the facts constituting the crimes charged but he offered the defense of necessity at trial. Wayne was found to be an habitual criminal and he was sentenced to life imprisonment with the possibility of parole.

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