In People v. McGriff, 139 Misc 2d 361, 526 NYS2d 712 (Crim.Ct. NY Co. 1988), in dismissing the complaint on speedy trial grounds, due to the People's failure to timely submit a laboratory report confirming the substance in question to be marijuana, the court recognized that "[t]he law is clear that in a narcotics case, the conversion of an otherwise nonhearsay complaint into an information occurs upon the filing of a laboratory report confirming the presence of the narcotic drug." (People v. McGriff, id. at 363, 526 NYS2d 712, 714.) The court also noted that "this is not to say that a sale case can never be made circumstantially without physical evidence." (People v. McGriff, id. at 365, 526 NYS2d 712, 715.)