People v. Richardson

Memorandum. There should be an affirmance. The police properly relied on information supplied to them by the air line’s customer service agent (see People v Moore, 32 NY2d 67, 69-70). Based on the observation by the airline’s agent, the police reasonably suspected that defendant was about to commit a crime involving a forged instrument and, accordingly, by statute could demand of defendant his name, address and an explanation of his conduct (CPL 140.50, subd 1). Credibility is a factual question not generally within the scope of our review (People v Concepcion, 38 NY2d 211, 213). The conflict…