PER CURIAM:
The appellant was convicted of keeping a disorderly house and has appealed. He claims that his arrest and the ensuing search of his residence and seizure of evidence were illegal; that he was entrapped into the commission of a crime; and that, in any event, the evidence was insufficient to convict. None of the contentions has merit.
A police officer and policewoman went to the house leased by the appellant, asked for a room, and were admitted by...
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