As a result of the Wade hearing there could be little doubt that the identification of the defendant by Moclair, the complainant, was the result of his recognition at the scene of the crime. Moclair had described the defendant, his clothing and his gun accurately. Also, it would be rather unlikely that he could not identify him, as he had ample opportunity to observe him at close quarters while the defendant was sticking a gun in his face. Under the circumstances here...
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