State v. Carr

KELLEY, Justice.

Following execution of a search warrant at his house, which resulted in the discovery of burglary tools, stolen property and drugs, defendant was charged by complaint with possession of burglary tools, receiving stolen goods having a value of $1,000 or more, and possession of a Schedule II controlled substance with intent to sell. Later, a deputy sheriff who participated in the execution of the search warrant was charged with an unrelated criminal offense and the prosecution moved to dismiss the drug charge. Apparently the prosecution felt it could not prove the intent to sell…