Order affirmed.
There is not sufficient proof of perjury by the detective who made the arrest, the search, and the seizure to warrant a hearing. In any event, the remedy of coram nobis may not be invoked to present evidence which could have been presented at the hearing on the motion to suppress evidence, but which defendant did not present for reasons which he does not now disclose (Matter of Hogan v. Court of General Sessions, 296 N.Y. 1, 6; People...
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