Commonwealth v. Grubb

REYNOLDS, Justice.

The Commonwealth was granted discretionary review of the Court of Appeals’ decision which reversed two of the four convictions of appellee, Treva Lynn Grubb. Grubb was found guilty of four counts of trafficking in a Schedule II controlled substance and sentenced to imprisonment for six years and three months.

Undercover police officers, at midafter-noon on January 9, 1990, purchased twelve pills (Schedule II narcotics) from appellee, ten of which were Percodan and two were Dilaudid. That evening officers, pursuant to a search warrant, returned to the Grubb residence and…