Fancil v. State

*703OPINION

BAKER, Judge.

In this case, the defendant admitted to manufacturing methamphetamine (meth) as he led police officers on a tour of the manufacturing operation that he maintained at his residence. The police were unable to recover any amount of meth from the defendant’s residence; but because of the volume of manufacturing materials and empty pseudoephedrine packets found at the residence and defendant’s recent history of purchasing pseudoephed-rine, the State charged defendant with dealing in three or more grams of meth, enough to establish a class A felony.

To prove that the defendant…