State v. Callahan

liBROWN, Judge.

A jury in a 10-to-2 vote convicted defendant, William Matthew Callahan, of attempted possession of marijuana with intent to distribute. Thereafter, Callahan was sentenced to two and one-half years at hard labor. He appeals, citing numerous errors in both his conviction and sentence. We affirm.

FACTS

In early 1991, the Bossier-Caddo Narcotics Task Force (“task force”) received information from a confidential informant identifying defendant as a prospective buyer for a large quantity of marijuana.1 The task force decided to act on the information and a meeting was arranged with…