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EVIDENCE – Ammunition Possession
Web Admin//May 17, 2010//
Listen to this articleWhere a defendant who was convicted of possession of ammunition as a convicted felon argued that no evidence was presented that he knew about the ammunition, testimony that the defendant was found in possession of a loaded gun was sufficient to support the conviction. Judgment is affirmed.
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