State v. Shirley

Citations

• 2019 Ohio 1888

Syllabus

Sufficiency of evidence manifest weight of the evidence consecutive sentences weapon while under disability possessing a defaced firearm tampering with evidence. - Defendant's convictions for having a weapon while under disability, possessing a defaced firearm, and tampering with evidence were supported by sufficient evidence and not against the manifest weight of the evidence where the witness who saw the shooting testified she was certain about her identification of defendant as the shooter, the police recovered a gun right where an officer had seen the defendant hide it, and the gun was obviously defaced trial court made the requisite findings to impose consecutive sentences.