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Meadows v. Commonwealth

Citations

  • 551 S.W.2d 253
  • 1977 Ky. App. LEXIS 719

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  • defendant who broke into a residence and stole a firearm was armed with a deadly weapon, and therefore was guilty of first degree burglary
  • \[c]ertainly the possession of a deadly weapon inside a dwelling or any other building during the course of a burglary or while fleeing therefrom is `indicative of . . . potential dangerousness'\ (alteration in original)
  • “[c]ertainly the possession of a deadly weapon inside a dwelling or any other building during the course of a burglary or while fleeing therefrom is ‘indicative of . . . potential dangerousness’ ” (alteration in original

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Judges: Gant, Lester, Park

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