Per Curiam.
The first question is whether the police photographs, admitted as evidence in both trials, constituted prejudicial error.
Police identification markings characterized each picture. They were double-shot in nature, having front and profile views of appellants. The latter maintain that these pictures prejudiced the jury, citing State v. Breedlove (1971),
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