OPINION
JACOBSON, Presiding Judge.
This is another in the growing genre of cases wherein it is contended that fundamental error occurred when the prosecution elicited testimony and thereafter commented upon a defendant's silence following arrest, or, more particularly here, his failure to communicate fully exculpatory information to which he later testifies at trial.
The appellant was found guilty by a jury of possessing stolen property,
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