People v. McCarter

*781The identification testimony was properly admitted since it was not the result of any police-arranged identification procedure and was the product of the complainants’ own activity. The undisputed testimony was that, on the evening of June 8, 1989, one day following the robbery, both victims went in search of their assailants. Upon spotting the defendant, whom they immediately recognized, they circled the block and again viewed him to be sure he was the man who stole their property at gunpoint. They then telephoned the police and, without any suggestion from the police, pointed to him as…