State v. Gossett

OPINION

NELSON, Judge.

The appellant, Harold L. Gossett, was adjudged guilty of possessing heroin for sale.1 Guilt was determined following submission of the case to the trial judge on a stipulated record. Appellant was thereafter sentenced to prison for a term of five to ten years. On appeal he contends that his motion to suppress 39 balloons containing heroin and other articles seized from his car should have been granted.

The basis of appellant’s motion to suppress is set forth in the memorandum attached to the motion. The memorandum reads as follows:

“On February 2, 1977 the Defendant was…