scene that he had created: a diagram of the
back of the A & W Motel, and another of the victim’s room. Detective Hodge testified that
there was blood on every wall in the living area of the room. He identified a photograph of
a bullet round and another photograph of a shell casing that were also found in the room.

       Detective Hodge testified that he processed the black Impala for evidence. Detective
Hodge identified photographs of the car and said that a red bandana was recovered from the
glove compartment in the car. Detective Hodge confirmed that the car was processed for
blood and fingerprints.

        On cross-examination, Detective Hodge identified drug paraphernalia recovered from
the victim’s room.

      Frederick McClintock, a Clarksville Police Department officer, testified that he
assisted in the investigation of the shooting of the victim. Officer McClintock said that he
collected a black ammunition magazine containing seven .45 caliber rounds. The magazine
was found on the floor near the bed. Officer McClintock also found a .45 caliber shell casing
and an intact bullet in the room.



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       Joey Scruggs, a Clarksville Police Department officer, testified that on July 23, 2009,
he reported to the