The evidence that defendant steered the undercover officer to an accomplice for the purchase of cocaine, signaled the accomplice by a nod of the head that prompted the accomplice to display drugs, stood at arm's length from the undercover officer and the accomplice and looked up and down the street during the transaction, and was apprehended in the company of the accomplice when the backup team arrived minutes after the sale, was legally sufficient to prove defendant's guilt...
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