Webb v. State

PRICE, Presiding Judge.

The defendant was convicted of selling whiskey in a wet county contrary to law.

A police officer of Huntsville, Alabama, testified he went to defendant’s residence at 513 Arms Street, Huntsville, the evening of August 16, 1963, dressed in plain clothes, for the purpose of buying whiskey. City detectives were parked close by in an unmarked police car. The front of the house was dark. His knock at the door was answered by defendant. The officer told him he wanted to buy a pint of whiskey. Defendant said he didn’t know him and the officer replied: “Well, that shouldn’t make…