Sultenfuss v. State

Carley, Judge.

A “known confidential informant,” who had given reliable information in the past, reported to police officers that appellant was selling cocaine in the parking lot of a local country club. Based on this information, police officers proceeded to the country club and began to patrol the parking lot. Although one of the officers saw a blue Oldsmobile which he knew to be similar to the automobile that was owned by appellant’s father, appellant was not seen. However, the officers did see the informant as he and a number of others departed from the country club. The police officers…