The trial court also awarded defendant 666 days of credit for time served for the felony-firearm sentence and zero days of credit for both the felon-in-possession and CCW sentences. On appeal, defendant raised the issue that his sentences for CCW and felony-firearm should be served concurrently, and that he should receive 666 days of jail credit for time served for both the CCW and felony-firearm sentences, pursuant to People v Wyatt, 470 Mich. 878; 683 N.W.2d 143 (2004), and People v McCrady, 213 Mich.App. 474, 486; 540 N.W.2d 718 (1995), which established that sentences for CCW and felony-firearm must run concurrently. Defendant moved in this Court for remand on this issue.
The trial court also awarded defendant 666 days of credit for time served for the felony-firearm sentence and zero days of credit for both the felon-in-possession and CCW sentences. On appeal, defendant raised the issue that his sentences for CCW and felony-firearm should be served concurrently, and that he should receive 666 days of jail credit for time served for both the CCW and felony-firearm sentences, pursuant to People v Wyatt, 470 Mich 878; 683 NW2d 143 (2004), and People v McCrady, 213 Mich App 474, 486; 540 NW2d 718 (1995), which established that sentences for CCW and felony-firearm must run concurrently. Defendant moved in this Court for remand on this issue.