BOARDMAN, Acting Chief Judge.
Daniel Richard Henthorne appeals his conviction and sentence for armed robbery. He raises two points on appeal, one of which has merit. He contends that the confession he gave to the police was involuntary and should have been suppressed. We agree and reverse.
Appellant's confession is rendered involuntary by the undisputed fact that the interrogating officer promised appellant that if he would disclose the identity of his coperpetrator...
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