Munoz

Munoz and Salas were charged with possession of marijuana (§ 11530, Health & Saf. Code) and Munoz with possession of restricted dangerous drugs (§ 11910, Health & Saf. Code). The People appeal from order setting aside information.

During the afternoon of June 16, 1971, Officer Thoemmes received information that a Patrick Munoz was in possession of a large quantity of dangerous drugs estimated to be a thousand pills, and was selling them at a North Vincent Street address; he then ran1 a utility check of the premises and found electricity was being furnished to Munoz and the telephone was listed in his name. At 8 p.m. Officer Thoemmes and three officers went to the residence to- investigate; he knocked on the front screen door and through the screen saw Munoz walk toward the door and heard him ask, “Who is it?”; he responded by displaying his badge and stating he was Detective Thoemmes, West Covina police; at that time he saw Salas, who appeared to be naked, stick his head out from a hallway and put on his pants; Munoz said, “Just a minute please” and disappeared from sight; a minute later Munoz returned and said, “The cops? You are kidding”; he said, “No,” asked if he was…