home under the terms of the search warrant.
Lieutenant William Bergin testified that on June 4, 1974, he met with the defendant, the defendant's attorney and others. At this meeting Bergin presented the defendant's attorney with a stenographic copy of Fernald's statement made to an assistant district attorney and Bergin on May 22, 1974. As the defendant's attorney read the statement aloud, the defendant remarked at one point that he had seen electrical heating units in his garage but, in response to a question from Bergin, the defendant stated that he did not know who delivered them to his garage, who removed them, or where they were then located.
Gambrazzio testified that he is a licensed electrician and knew the defendant. At the request of Stoughton police officer Thomas Allenhe visited the defendant's home, estimated an electrical job and subsequently did deliver heating units to the defendant's garage which were other than Singer brand units. He further testified *947 that he knew the immunized witness, Fernald, and had worked with him at Joan Nardozzi's home where Gambrazzio had installed electrical heating units. Gambrazzio was unable to identify the Commonwealth's exhibits 1A-1L as being the same units that were taken from his home under the provisions of a search warrant by the Canton police.
The defendant testified that Fernald had never been at his house. The defendant admitted seeing electrical heating units in his garage but did not know who delivered them or who removed them.
1. There was no error in the denial by the judge of the defendant's