Judgment affirmed.
Appellant raises the issue, for the first time on appeal, that the police, without consent or a search warrant, entered upon a privately owned unfenced railroad siding, used by appellant for the storage of railroad cars, in order to examine a Hobart generator which had been standing outdoors on the property in full view of passers-by. Since CPL 710.60 requires all grounds upon which suppression of evidence is urged to be set forth in the moving...
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