Judgment affirmed.
That branch of the defendant's omnibus motion which sought to suppress identification testimony was properly denied since the complainant pointed out the fleeing defendant to police officers as one of the men who had just robbed and assaulted him with a gun. That spontaneous identification of the defendant and his pursuit by an officer who never lost sight of him obviated any risk of a mistaken identification (see, People v Simmons
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