Gee v. State

Whitman, Judge.

Horace Gee was tried and convicted for the offense of “Possessing dangerous drugs.” The indictment alleged that on January 31, 1969, Gee possessed amphetamine, methamphetamine and pentobarbital in violation of the Georgia Drug Abuse Control Act as defined in Chapter 79A-9 of the Code of Georgia Annotated.

An agent of the Georgia Bureau of Investigation testified that he executed a search warrant at a location described as “Gee’s Texaco Station”; that one Luther McQuire was the only person there; and that he found fiye bottles and two small bags containing pills in the cash…