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Police officers on routine patrol observed a car, in which defendant was a passenger, execute an illegal left-hand turn. The car ran a stop sign, and, upon pursuit by the police vehicle, approached speeds of up to 80 miles an hour. Ultimately, the vehicle turned into a parking lot and spun out of control, whereupon both occupants attempted to flee, but defendant was immediately apprehended. Upon entering the abandoned vehicle to turn off the ignition, Officer Weiss observed an activated "police scanner" on the front seat and six fur coats on hangers, with the retail slips attached, in the back seat. A radio transmission stating that the vehicle had been stolen was received shortly thereafter. Defendant and a co-defendant were indicted on two counts of criminal possession of stolen property in the first degree. Following a joint jury trial, defendant was convicted of the first count (possession of the coats) and [85 A.D.2d 748 Page 749]

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