Court of Appeals of Washington· 11/22/2000

State v. Turner

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13 P.3d 234

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\Officers are performing official duties ... provided they were not acting in bad faith or engaging in a 'frolic' of their own.\
obstruction upheld because accused not only refused to give his name to the police but also disobeyed orders to raise his hands and to exit a vehicle as well as provided false information and lunged at a police officer
obstruction upheld because accused not only refused to give his name to the police but also disobeyed orders to raise his hands and to exit a vehicle as well as provided false information and lunged at a police officer
defendant' s admission that he was driving and.knew that a rifle was in the back seat, coupled with evidence that the rifle was in close proximity, despite the fact that it was not the defendant' s rifle, was sufficient to establish constructive possession of the rifle
insufficiency of evidence mandates dismissal with prejudice
insufficiency of evidence mandates dismissal with prejudice

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