People v. Concepcion

*405The court properly denied defendant’s suppression motion. Under the particular circumstances, the single-photo showup conducted at a police station did not create a substantial likelihood of irreparable misidentification. Even assuming, without deciding, that this procedure was inappropriate under People v Riley (70 NY2d 523 [1987]) because of its location, notwithstanding the fact that it occurred approximately an hour after the crime, we nevertheless conclude that it was confirmatory of an untainted identification the victims had already made (see e.g. People v Gilbert, 295 AD2d 275 [2002],…