The only issue raised is whether the lower court properly concluded that the victim's in-court identification of the defendant was not tainted by an unnecessarily suggestive pretrial showup and photographic identification. Artie Green, the proprietor of a liquor store, testified that the defendant and a companion entered his store and purchased a bottle of wine. They departed but returned shortly and asked for another bottle. Mr. Green recognized them from their earlier visit...
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