People v. Booker
Appellate Division of the Supreme Court of the State of New York
1Opinion of the Court
Two men were observed by an eyewitness removing certain items from an apartment house which looked like television equipment. The eyewitness, who resided across the street, dialed the police emergency telephone number "911”, identified himself by name and telephone number, reported that a "robbery” of a building was in progress and described the suspects by sex, clothing and skin color. Two police officers responded to the scene within minutes and observed the defendant and a cohort, the only persons in the area matching the description, on the sidewalk at the location specified in the radio…
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