The court properly permitted introduction of evidence of uncharged, contemporaneous drug sales to unapprehended buyers, as highly relevant to the issue of defendant's intent to sell the heroin recovered from him, as well as to explain why the police officer's observation was focused on defendant. Contrary to defendant's argument, the People were not required to refer to the uncharged sales in the bill of particulars, since these matters were evidentiary in nature (CPL 200...
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