Commonwealth v. COOPER

Opinion by

Hoffman, J.,

Appellants were convicted of trafficking in narcotics, possession of narcotics,1 and conspiracy.2 Initially, appellants contend that the evidence presented at trial was insufficient to convict. Further, appellants challenge the introduction of evidence obtained pursuant to: (1) a New York wiretap; (2) eavesdropping at the door of appellant Harold Davis’ motel room; (3) a warrantless search of a trailer rented by appellant Arthur Cooper; and (4) search warrants secured subsequent to the warrantless search. Finally, appellants contend that the court en banc erred in…