PER CURIAM.
Britton was charged with robbery. Following his conviction on three counts he appealed, particularly complaining that his arrest was illegal and that, accordingly, a watch alleged to have been stolen by him was erroneously received in evidence. Appellant's motion to suppress was denied by the trial judge after a hearing in the absence of the jury. Appellant did not himself testify or otherwise offer evidence in support of his motion. He told the arresting...
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