In re Charles B.

Gibbons, J.,

concurs insofar as the majority has reversed the order, but otherwise dissents and votes to remit the proceeding to the Family Court for a new hearing, with the following memorandum: Although I share the view of Justice Gulotta that testimony of any peculiar or distinguishing characteristics such as similarity of general appearance, size, voice, features and coloration of clothing by a witness, who observed the alleged offender in close proximity to the scene of the crime and shortly thereafter, may provide competent evidence of identification for evaluation by the fact finder…