The court properly denied defendant's suppression motion. In a subway car, officers recognized defendant as a person with a history of repeatedly picking the pockets of subway passengers. They also knew he was on parole, and that a condition of his parole generally barred him from being in the subway system. As defendant concedes, the officers had an objective, credible reason to approach him and ask for an explanation as to why he was in the subway. When an officer said...
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