finding sufficient evidence to find that a front passenger in an automobile constructively possessed cocaine when the police found cocaine in the glove box and the driver of the vehicle testified that she heard the glove box close and saw the passenger fumbling with something
Summary of this case from White v. StateNo. 445, 2004.
May 19, 2005.
Appeal from Superior (Sussex) CrA S04-02-0067 thru 0069.
Decision without published opinion. Affirmed.
finding sufficient evidence to find that a front passenger in an automobile constructively possessed cocaine when the police found cocaine in the glove box and the driver of the vehicle testified that she heard the glove box close and saw the passenger fumbling with something
Summary of this case from White v. StateFull title:FLETCHER v. STATE
Court:Supreme Court of Delaware
Date published: May 19, 2005
The circumstantial evidence presented might have enabled a rational jury to conclude that it was more likely…