The court properly denied, without a hearing, defendant's motion to suppress physical evidence. The felony complaint and voluntary disclosure form provided defendant with ample information, and his motion papers alleging that, prior to his arrest, he had been conducting himself in "an entirely lawful manner" and that "[n]othing in his conduct" warranted his arrest, did not raise a factual issue to be resolved at a hearing (see People v Mendoza,
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