MANN, Chief Judge.
The prosecutor is rescued from an excess of zeal by the harmless error rule. We need not determine whether Williams, charged with uttering one forged check, was prejudiced by proof that he uttered three. Nor do we need to point out that the prosecutor's continued reference to Williams' failure to discuss the case with a police officer was erroneous. State v. Galasso, Fla. 1968,
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