People v. Gadsden

Judgment unanimously affirmed. Memorandum: The suppression court did not err in refusing to suppress physical evidence seized from defendant after a stop of his vehicle. The detailed information supplied by two unnamed informants, including a description of defendant, his clothing and the vehicle he would be driving, corroboration by the police of information that defendant was driving without a license and an officer’s observation of a person matching defendant’s description driving the described vehicle provided police with reasonable suspicion sufficient to justify a stop of defendant’s…