PER CURIAM.
It is conceded that a comment upon the accused's exercise of his right to remain silent was made during the course of the trial. The appellee contends, however, that the remark was harmless. It is settled doctrine in this State that the error of which appellant complains warrants reversal without consideration of the doctrine of harmless error. Bennett v. State,
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