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Commonwealth v. Wilkerson
No. 230914Supreme Court of Virginia
230914 Commonwealth v. Wilkerson 02/20/2025 Combined evidence at trial in a prosecution for possession of drugs was sufficient to support conviction. It showed that the cocaine at issue was concealed within a …
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230914 Commonwealth v. Wilkerson 02/20/2025 Combined evidence at trial in a prosecution for possession of drugs was sufficient to…
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230914 Commonwealth v. Wilkerson 02/20/2025 Combined evidence at trial in a prosecution for possession of drugs was sufficient to support conviction. It showed that the cocaine at issue was concealed within a toilet paper roll inside the incarcerated defendant's property bag, which was on his bunk, and he asserted that he watched his bag diligently and did not let anyone else go into it. The circuit court, as the factfinder, was entitled to weigh defendant's statement and believed that it made the case. Given the factual circumstances of how and where the cocaine was hidden, and the lack of any evidence that someone else put the cocaine in the defendant's property bag, the inference that he…
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