State v. Williamson

GUNN, Presiding Judge.

Defendant was charged in two separate counts with the sale of phenmetrazine. He was convicted on one count and acquitted on the other. On his appeal from his conviction defendant’s counsel has raised a prolix maze of points for consideration which sift down to three: insufficiency of credible evidence; error in admitting certain state’s evidence; and lack of qualifications of the state’s expert witness. We affirm.

The state’s evidence was that two St. Louis undercover detectives, Charles Richmond and John Comma, accompanied by Loretta Towley, an acquaintance of defendant,…