The court properly denied defendant's suppression motion without a hearing. In response to defendant's allegation that he was lawfully minding his business and that his arrest "without a warrant" lacked probable cause, the People submitted proof that at the time of defendant's arrest there had existed an outstanding warrant for his arrest for violation of parole. Additionally, both the felony complaint and the voluntary disclosure form clearly stated that all the officers...
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