OPINION
HENDLEY, Judge.
Defendant, by pre-trial and trial motion, sought to suppress the introduction into evidence of thirty-one marijuana cigarettes on the grounds that defendant's arrest was without probable cause and, therefore, the subsequent search and seizure illegal. The trial court denied the motions and defendant was subsequently convicted of Count I for the sale or delivery of marijuana and of Count II for the possession of marijuana.
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