Opinion ID: 1792134
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Heading: The security guard at Wal-Mart.

Text: ¶ 53. Hersick contends that the trial court erred by not allowing the Wal-Mart employee to testify. He states that the Wal-Mart employee was in the front entrance watching him and could have offered proof of his innocence. Hersick contends that the employee gave a statement to Police and the failure of the employee to testify violates his Fifth Amendment rights, in that the prosecution suppressed evidence favorable to the accused. ¶ 54. Hersick labels these issues as whether the trial court erred by not allowing these witnesses to testify. However, the record does not indicate that the witnesses were subpoenaed by the State or by the defense to testify. We find nothing to indicate that the trial court refused to allow the witnesses to testify. Therefore, this issue is without merit.