Ordered that the judgment is affirmed.
The trial court did not err in allowing Charles Rodriguez to identify the defendant at the trial, nor did it err in permitting Rodriguez to testify at the trial regarding his prior lineup identification of the defendant, since Rodriguez's identification of the defendant as that of the perpetrator was not the product of any improperly suggestive police procedure. Although Rodriguez was shown two arrays containing two different...
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