PER CURIAM.
The felony harassment statute does not require proof that the victim of a threat to kill must be in reasonable fear of being killed. A reasonable fear of being physically injured satisfies the statute. In this case, there was sufficient evidence to support appellant's conviction for felony harassment and also the restitution order.
The trial court found the following facts. On January 30, 2001, C.G. was a student at...
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