Hanselman.[59] On the night of the alleged crime, a constable by the name of Slanker disguised himself and pretended to be drunk. "After staggering around the streets a while, he lay down in an alley and *845 pretended to be in a drunken stupor. Shortly afterward, the appellant and another person came to him and took from his person three dollars, which he had put in the pocket of his overalls. He was perfectly conscious at the time and made no resistance, and intended that any thief who tried it should be allowed to take the three dollars in order that a case of larceny might be made out against him. He had no previous suspicion, however, of the appellant, and was surprised at his participation in thedrug trafficking. The police created, controlled and choreographed the criminal activity from start to finish. It was the police who approached Smith with the proposal to commit the crime and it was the police who supplied the cocaine, the "stash house," and the get-away vehicle. The police also kept in constant communication with Smith telling her when the drugs had arrived at the house, where the house key was hidden, giving her directions how to get there and advising her when it would be safe to go. Finally, it was the police who decided to place 85 kilos of cocaine in the house, an amount which would trigger the maximum sentence enhancement if defendants were convicted of transporting the drug.
We are not persuaded the actions by the police,