PER CURIAM.
James Dinkens appeals an adverse judgment and sentence to life imprisonment for murder in the first degree.
Dinkens' first point asserts that it was error to admit into evidence a certain pistol shown by a ballistics test to have fired a bullet found at the scene of the crime. The seizure of this pistol was made by a detective of the Jacksonville Sheriff's office. He received a tip from a "reliable" confidential informer that he would find the...
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