People v. Peterson

*209OPINION OF THE COURT

Susan T. Kluewer, J.

Defendant’s motion for an order dismissing the accusatory instrument as facially defective, or, alternatively, suppressing a statement the People attribute to him, is granted to the extent that the issue of whether a statement the People attribute to defendant should be suppressed as the product of threats, coercion, improper promises, or on account of a violation of the requirements of Miranda v Arizona (384 US 436 [1966]) is set down for a pretrial hearing.

Defendant is accused by information of public lewdness (see Penal Law § 245.00) on account of an…