Hicks v. District of Columbia

KELLY, Associate Judge:

About 2:15 a. m. on January 13, 1967, an undercover police officer drove to the intersection of 8th and T Streets, N. W. in the company of a police informer. As the vehicle stopped for a traffic light appellant approached and sold the informer a sealed half-pint bottle of whiskey.1 At the time he did not have a license to sell alcoholic beverages in the District of Columbia. On a two-count information appellant was convicted by a jury of keeping *802whiskey for sale and selling whiskey without a license.2 The information recites that he was sentenced to 120 days on the…