The court did not deprive defendant of an opportunity to prepare his defense by denying his request for an adjournment after the indictment was amended to change the address of the crime scene since evidence before the Grand Jury and other information provided him with knowledge in advance of trial of the location of the actual crime scene and since he failed to demonstrate how the amendment affected his defense or required any adjournment (see, People v Clapper, ...
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