Defendant's motion to suppress the evidence obtained after he was stopped by the officer was properly denied. An off-duty officer witnessed the crime and identified the defendant, who was still in close proximity to the scene of the act. Probable cause existed since the identified off-duty officer, who gave the arresting officer the details of the crime and identified defendant, was an eyewitness to the attempted burglary, and thus had the requisite reliable basis of knowledge...
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