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to return to the apartment and purchase that amount. Denton did so and returned to the

car with 9.6 grams of cocaine that he had purchased, which was immediately weighed and

tested to establish that it was cocaine. At that point, Denton was instructed to place another

call to Grady and inform him that Denton still wanted to buy the additional four and one-

half grams and was informed by Grady that it would take about thirty minutes to prepare

that amount. The recording of that phone call was also played for the jury. The agent and

Denton later returned to the apartment where Denton, after being searched, went inside

and returned with approximately three and one-half grams of cocaine. When the video of

the drug purchase was played for jury, Dentonidentified Grady as the man seen in the video

weighing out the drug for sale.

       Denton testified for the State that he was a convicted felon and that he worked for

the DEA as an informant and had purchased cocaine from Grady. Denton also testified that

he had no charges pending against him at the time of trial, but that he had been convicted

of a crime after he bought the cocaine from Grady in 2009, had been in the penitentiary

before the time when he acted as an informant against Grady, and had been using drugs in

2009. It was for the jury to consider the information placed before it concerning Denton’s

criminal history and the evidence adduced at trial to assess Denton’s credibility as a witness.

See Jackson