The court sufficiently instructed the jury on the subject of inconsistencies in testimony. Since the inconsistencies at issue on appeal were essentially inconsistencies between the victim's testimony and that of the responding officer concerning the victim's description of the robber, the court was not required to instruct the jury on prior inconsistent statements by a witness (see People v Gooding,
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