inches from the floor. He said that "directly under" that hand he observed a gun barrel sticking out of a partially open box located under the bed. He removed the gun and found it to be a pump shotgun.
At that point in his testimony, Officer Demakis was shown the shotgun and box identified as Exhibit 2. An objection by defense counsel to the exhibition of the gun was overruled. The basis of the objection was then stated to be that "there's no foundation that's been laid whatsoever for the gun being introduced  or being shown to Mr. Demakis. And I believe it can only unfairly prejudice my client." The officer then identified the gun and box making up the exhibit as "the same box and the sameclearly not the case. The context of the examination of Officer Demakis on the point shows clearly that the gun was offered as that gun found by Demakis under the bed at the time of the defendant's arrest. He identified it as such. No effort was made at that time to obtain testimony from him tying the gun to that used in the robbery. The gun was not claimed to be the actual gun used in the robbery. The determination of that question was left, in the context of the State's offer, to be made by the jury. It was claimed only to be that gun found by Demakis at the time of the defendant's arrest. It was authenticated by Officer Demakis as that gun. His testimony was