Defendant should not be heard to complain that the statement allegedly made by a hearsay declarant to the complainant was prejudicial because it was defense counsel who initially brought out that statement. In any event, defendant's contention that the original police complaint report should have been admitted because it contained a statement by the hearsay declarant that is inconsistent with a later statement purportedly made by that declarant is without merit. Defendant...
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