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Williams v. State

Citations

  • 705 S.E.2d 906
  • 307 Ga. App. 675
  • 2011 Fulton County D. Rep. 250
  • 2011 Ga. App. LEXIS 45

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  • holding that the movement was not an inherent part of the defendant’s aggravated assault conviction where the defendant pointed the gun at the victim and grabbed her by the neck before forcing the victim into the bathroom
  • moving victim from hotel room into bathroom created additional danger to her by increasing Williams’ control over her and was not inherent part of aggravated assault
  • moving victim from hotel room into bathroom was sufficient asportation as it created additional danger to her by increasing defendant’s control over her and was not inherent part of aggravated assault
  • aggravated assault was completed when defendant pointed gun at victim and grabbed her, rendering his subsequent movement of her into the bathroom independent of that crime
  • evidence sufficient to show the asportation element of kidnapping where the defendant moved the victim at gunpoint inside a hotel room to the bathroom within the hotel room
  • attempt to spit in officer’s face was evidence of obstruction

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Judges: Mikell, Smith, Adams

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