The court properly denied defendant's motion to suppress, as fruits of an allegedly unlawful arrest, a gravity knife and a statement he made to the police. A woman stopped the arresting officer on the street, pointed to defendant and said she had an order of protection against him. This gave the officer, at least, a founded suspicion sufficient to approach defendant and make inquiry (see People v De Bour,
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