Ozack v. State

More than five years ago, September 17, 1977, two Dallas Police Department peace officers were engaged in the “often competitive enterprise of ferreting out crime”1 against practitioners of the world’s oldest profession. After an episode about to be described, one of the peace officers caused to be filed a complaint charging that appellant did “knowingly offer to engage in sexual conduct .. . with M.R. Hill, for a fee.” 2 On her plea of not guilty to an information conforming to that complaint, appellant was tried before the court, found guilty and assessed thirty days confinement in the…