Defendant's motion to suppress physical evidence was properly denied. Defendant's principal argument is that his initial encounter with the police, from which his arrest ultimately flowed, was at least a level two common-law inquiry unsupported by the necessary predicate. However, the record establishes that the police officer only conducted a level one request for information by telling defendant to "hold up for a second" or "hold on for a second," and to "turn around" to...
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