BROCK, Judge.
Defendant assigns as error that the trial judge sustained the State's objection to questions concerning deceased's reputation as a violent and dangerous fighting man. In a homicide prosecution, where there is evidence of self-defense, the general character of the deceased as a violent and dangerous man is competent, if such character was known to the defendant. State v. Johnson,
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