is sold at the street level in grams or half gram Baggies. Following the execution of a consent search of defendant's residence, no Baggies, no large amounts of cash, and no scale were found. Inspector Rawdin stated the presence of a scale and Baggies would indicate an individual was distributing cocaine.
Champaign police sergeant John Schweighart testified on July 3, 2002, he was part of the surveillance team at the parking lot. He and Sergeant Jon Swenson *819 approached a young Hispanic male. Sergeant Schweighart identified the driver's license photograph of defendant as the individual he approached in the Aldi's parking lot. Sergeant Schweighart held defendant's arm while Sergeant Swenson searched defendant and removed a quantity of contraband from defendant's pants pocket. Sergeant Schweighart testified State's exhibit No. 1appeared to be the item Sergeant Swenson removed from defendant's pocket and it was in substantially the same condition as it was when he saw Sergeant Swenson remove it.
Sergeant Swenson did not testify. David Shaffer testified he was a Champaign police officer and participated in the search of defendant's home on July 3, 2002. During the search, Officer Shaffer located a driver's license and resident alien card in defendant's name in a bedroom. Officer Shaffer identified the individual apprehended in the Aldi's parking lot as the same individual depicted on the driver's license photograph.
The parties then stipulated, if called as a witness, John Martin would testify he was a forensic scientist with the Illinois State Police and he received State's exhibit No. 1, a sealed evidence bag, from