Defendant's sole contention on appeal is that the statement he first made at the precinct, concerning his involvement in a robbery in the deceased's apartment, should have been suppressed because when Detective Hall asked him about certain inconsistencies in his previous responses, the noncustodial questioning became custodial, requiring Miranda warnings. We disagree, and find that the hearing court's conclusion that defendant was not in custody when he made the first...
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