OPINION
CRIPPEN, Judge
Appellant disputes the admission of prior-act evidence in the trial in which he was accused of furnishing alcohol to a minor. Because the prior conduct is not probative of an intent, preparation, or plan to commit the charged violation, and because appellant offered no defense of lack of opportunity, knowledge, identity, or mistake, we reverse the conviction and remand the case for disposition by the trial court.
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