Smith v. State
Texas Court of Appeals, 1st District (Houston)
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION
COHEN, Justice.
Appellant pleaded not guilty to possession of cocaine weighing between one and four grams, and not true to two prior felony convictions for possession of cocaine. The trial judge found him guilty, found one enhancement paragraph true, and assessed punishment of 16 years in prison. We affirm.
FACTS
An informant told Officer MacNaul that a suspect named “Gene” sold cocaine from his house at 2400 Brooks Street. After confirming the location, MacNaul used the informant for a controlled buy. He saw the informant enter and leave the house. MacNaul then made an affidavit for and…
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