State, supra, relied on by both the defendant and the State, it was abundantly clear that no offense was committed in the presence of the officer and that when it became apparent that the State intended to rely upon the arrest, timely objection was interposed by the defendant to the admission of any evidence obtained by a search and seizure in connection with the arrest and an exception taken to the ruling of the court.
We are of the opinion that Shirey v. State, supra, has no application in the instant case since the evidence of which the defendant now complains was not obtained as a result of a search and seizure, but as reflected by the record, was obtained as a result of the defendant's voluntary participation inUniversity of Oklahoma Hospitals; consultant in clinical chemistry and toxicology, Veterans Administration Hospital, Oklahoma City; Secretary-Treasurer of the American Board of Clinical Chemistry and a Director of said Board. Dr. Dubowski received a Bachelor of Arts degree in chemistry and biology from New York University; he did additional undergraduate training and was in chemical engineering at Ohio State University, resulting in Army Specified Training Program and received a Certificate in Chemical Engineering. He then received a Master of Science degree in chemistry and toxicology and a Doctor of Philosophy degree at Ohio State University. In addition to his teaching position at the University of Oklahoma Medical School, he held essentially the same positions at the University of Florida, College of Medicine and the Health Center in Gainesville, Florida;