Defendant contends that his motion to suppress physical evidence should have been granted because the description given to the police of a man with a gun was too general to serve as the predicate for a stop and frisk, and because defendant did not, in any event, fit the description. We find that the hearing court properly denied the motion. The police conduct was justified, based as it was upon information provided by an identified individual who approached them and gave...
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