State of Ohio v. Dashawn Young

State: Ohio

Docket No: 1999-Ohio-973

Case Date: 12/27/1999

Plaintiff: State of Ohio

Defendant: Dashawn Young

Preview:COURT OF APPEALS
THIRD APPELLATE DISTRICT
MARION COUNTY

STATE OF OHIO PLAINTIFF-APPELLEE              CASE NO. 9-99-53
v.

DASHAWN YOUNG   O P I N I O N  DEFENDANT-APPELLANT
CHARACTER OF PROCEEDINGS: Criminal appeal from Common Pleas  Court JUDGMENT: Judgment affirmed DATE OF JUDGMENT ENTRY:  December 27, 1999

ATTORNEYS:
  MR. THOMAS A. MATHEWS   Attorney at Law  Reg. No. 0021082   127 East Center Street Marion, Ohio  43302   For Appellant
  MR. JAMES P. SLAGLE   Prosecuting Attorney  Reg. No. 0032360 133 1/2 East Center Street Marion, Ohio  43302  For Appellee

BRYANT, P.J. This appeal is taken by defendant-appellant Dashawn Lamar Young from the judgment entered by the Court of Common Pleas of Marion County convicting him of aggravated burglary, abduction, felonious assault, unlawful possession of a dangerous ordnance, having a weapon while under a disability, and trafficking in cocaine.
On February 11, 1999, Dashawn Lamar Young, Michael A. Jackson, Susan Elizabeth Stewart, Ronald Lee Jacobs and Willie L. Evans were indicted on twelve counts including aggravated burglary, kidnapping, abduction, extortion, felonious assault, unlawful possession of a dangerous ordnance, having weapons while under a disability, tampering with evidence, trafficking in cocaine, and possession of cocaine.  The events leading up to the indictment follow.
Young, Jacobs and Stewart came to Marion from Columbus to start up a business selling cocaine.  While in Marion they stayed at the home of a friend, Willie Evans.  Jackson, another mutual friend of the group, also stayed at Evans

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