Stinson v. State

Carley, Judge.

On May 4, 1977, an undercover agent working with the Muscogee County Sheriffs Department made contact with Wanda Carlson, a co-defendant in this case, concerning the purchase of one pound of marijuana and arranged to meet with her the next day in the parking lot of a designated fast food restaurant in Columbus. At the appointed time the undercover agent, Douglas Pugh, and a deputy sheriff, David Wright, met Ms. Carlson, who did not have the marijuana. She explained that she had tried to contact "the guy” who had it but had been unable to get in touch with him and that she would…