Video reenactment may be taken with consent and questions during such reenactment due not amount to custodial interrogation where the officer’s inquiry is merely general on-the-scene questioning as to facts surrounding a crime or other general questioning of citizens in the fact-finding process.

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While possession of a firearm, without more, cannot provide reasonable suspicion for an investigatory stop, evasive and aggressive behavior during a consensual encounter regarding an inquiry into possession of a firearm may provide reasonable suspicion to perform an investigatory stop and frisk.

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Sentences for multiple drug transactions, which resulted from a State-sponsored sting operation, must run concurrently.

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The subject matter of post-assault sexual history must be introduced by the State at trial for the exception to the rape shield law permitting admissibility to apply. Moreover, while a defendant has a constitutional right to present a defense, that defense must still comply with the Indiana Rules of Evidence.

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Refusal to remove one’s hands from his/her pockets when instructed by a law enforcement officer, when the pockets clearly contain items, satisfies the “forcibly resist” element of resisting law enforcement.

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