The evidence supported defendant's conviction for persons not to possess firearms, regardless of the fact that the weapon was inoperable when police apprehended him, because the weapon was designed to fire bullets. Affirmed.
January 25, 2010 at 12:00 AM
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Commonwealth v. Thomas, PICS Case No. 09-2121 (Pa. Super. Dec. 16, 2009) Bowes, J. (7 pages).
The evidence supported defendant’s conviction for persons not to possess firearms, regardless of the fact that the weapon was inoperable when police apprehended him, because the weapon was designed to fire bullets. Affirmed.
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