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State v. Pooler

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  • 2021 Ohio 1432

Syllabus

The trial court properly overruled appellant's suppression motion, because he consented to a vehicle search that resulted in the discovery of a loaded handgun. With regard to the State's cross-appeal, the trial court technically erred in imposing a sentence of \time served\ on appellant's fourth-degree felony conviction for improper handling of a firearm in a motor vehicle. The trial court apparently intended to and should have ordered the jail time served as a community control sanction, which ended upon completion of the jail sanction. We so modify the judgment. Therefore, a remand for resentencing is unnecessary. Judgment affirmed as modified.

Judges: Hall

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