People v. Serour

During the course of a hearing to suppress certain money and keys seized from the defendant at the time of his arrest, it was disclosed by a witness for the prosecution that he had the defendant under surveillance for some time and had obtained a closed-circuit television film of certain of the defendant’s activities during the time prior to his arrest.

The defendant now seeks to inspect all such film under the control or in the possession of the prosecutor and relies upon this court’s ruling in People v. Nassar (59 Misc 2d 1034 and 60 Misc 2d 27).

The prosecution opposes this motion and…