State v. Wooten

— The defendant appeals from a judgment and sentence for the unlawful sale of narcotics.

There was evidence that one Barbara Martin had called a pool hall, asked for “Lennie,” and recognized appellant’s voice when he answered the telephone. She made an appointment to meet him at 7:00 p. m. at the “same place” without making any mention of her purpose.

At the appointed time, one White drove appellant’s car, which Miss Martin recognized, to Second and Cherry streets in Seattle. She got in the car, handed him some money, and received a package. Shortly thereafter two Federal agents and a city…