Miller v. State

KAHN, Judge.

Appellant Freddie Miller was convicted on the charge of possession of a firearm by a convicted felon. We reverse because the trial judge improperly limited appellant’s cross examination of his wife. We do not reach the other issues raised by appellant.

In December, 1996, appellant’s wife called the 911 operator at the Jacksonville Sheriffs Office. In the tape recording of this call, introduced at trial, Mrs. Miller stated that appellant was “going to kill us” and that he had a gun, “I think it’s a .357.” Appellant was subsequently arrested at his residence and a .357 magnum pistol…