Opinion ID: 1777854
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Heading: Appellant Bledsoe

Text: Bledsoe's sole point on appeal is that two victims' identification of him from a photo lineup should have been suppressed because the lineup did not include the photograph of Anthony Bledsoe, a man named by Marcus Sanders as one of the offenders. We also decline to reach this argument because Bledsoe's abstract is fatally deficient. The abstract not only lacks a motion to suppress the lineup predicated on this point, but there is no ruling from the trial court in the abstract concerning this issue. In short, we cannot tell from the abstract whether this precise point was raised to and considered by the trial court. We have held similarly in other cases. See, e.g., Watson v. State, 313 Ark. 304, 854 S.W.2d 332 (1993). We affirm the trial court on this point. Affirmed.