We conclude that defendant's motion to suppress was properly denied. Defendant had been seen the previous evening with the victim of this violent assault and robbery. The following morning he was overheard saying that the victim kept her money in her brassiere. Later in the day, when stopped for questioning in conjunction with the assault, the defendant engaged in furtive conduct, refused to answer any inquiries...
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