Lopez

In the published portion of our opinion, we conclude appellant, Ruben Solorio Lopez, was properly convicted of two counts of violating Health and Safety Code section 11352 stemming from a single, indivisible course of conduct. In the unpublished portion of the opinion, we reject appellant’s other contentions. We affirm the judgment.

Facts and Proceedings

While visiting a restaurant supply store, appellant was asked by a police operative, who was employed by the store, if he knew where to buy cocaine. Appellant responded he could get any amount the operative wanted, including multiple kilogram quantities. A few days later, appellant returned and handed the operative a sample of cocaine.

The police operative put appellant in contact with undercover detective Michael Brand. After Brand had a few meetings and telephone conversations with appellant and appellant’s cohort, Benito, a sale of two kilograms of cocaine was agreed upon.

On the day of the sale, May 31, 1991, appellant and Benito arrived together and met with Brand in a parking lot. Tftey told Brand they would get the cocaine, and left the lot. Benito then contacted Brand through Brand’s pager, and Brand…