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pills, and various pieces of drug paraphernalia. Thereafter, Officer Lane read Hall his

Miranda rights, and Hall indicated to Officer Lane that he understood each right. While

Hall was being transported to the Montgomery County Jail, Hall made admissions

regarding the contraband found in his vehicle. While in jail, Hall was questioned by

Detective Jeremy Fritz. Detective Fritz testified that he provided Hall with his Miranda

warnings. Hall signed the pre-interview waiver of rights form and agreed to speak with

Detective Fritz. Detective Fritz testified that he questioned     Hall also reported that he obtained a

certification in construction craft in 2007, and another certification as a home health aide

in 2012. At the time that he was sentenced, Hall was employed at Volunteers of America

in Dayton, Ohio, since March of 2017. Prior to that, Hall reported that he was employed

at Choice in Community Living, Blue Green Home Health, Home Health Quality, and

Walmart.

       {¶ 59} “Obviously, neither this court nor the trial court can predict the future.”

Plemons at ¶ 10. On the record before us, however, we cannot say the trial court abused

its discretion in declining to find that Hall, an able-bodied, relatively young man who was

employed when he was arrested and charged in the instant case, would