Armes v. State
Court of Criminal Appeals of Tennessee
1Opinion of the Court
DUNCAN, Judge.
OPINION
The defendant, Aaron Armes, brings this appeal contesting his conviction for murder *281in the second degree, for which offense he received a penitentiary sentence of 30 years.
In his first complaint, the defendant argues that the court erred in allowing certain statements made by him to a deputy sheriff to be admitted into evidence.
Officer John Seiber testified that while he was transporting the defendant from the scene of the shooting to the jail, the defendant volunteered a statement to him, the officer’s testimony in this regard being as follows:
“Yes, sir, he made the…
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