In People v. DiS alvo (284 A.D.2d 547 [2001]), the Appellate Division held that a prosecution witness could lay a proper foundation for the admission of documents neither created by the county nor the witness, but rather created by the defendant but regularly relied upon by the county. The county, in DiSalvo, regularly relied on this "dump tickets" (the amount of refused dumped) in making its invoices. The witness who lays the foundation in DiSalvo, although he had no personal knowledge of the documents nor was he affiliated with the entity that created those documents, had knowledge of the industry and the regular course of business. (Id.)