PER CURIAM.
Flowers's appeal from his convictions of sexual battery and burglary attacks the lower court's denial of his motion in limine seeking to prohibit the state from introducing certain collateral evidence for the purpose of establishing identity. We agree that such evidence should not have been admitted and reverse.
Here, as in Davis v. State,
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