other side with a blackjack in his hand. Slager said, "You know you were in San Diego and implicated in what happened there," to which defendant replied, "Man, I don't know nothing about that." Slager hit him in the stomach about three times and he fell to the floor in a cramped position, whereupon Slager and Tetrich started kicking him all over and calling him names. One of them kicked him in the groin and when he got up Slager started hitting him on the head with a blackjack. Defendant said he was crying and was afraid, and didn't know what was going on, but that he had to say something as he did not want any more beatings, so he told them he was the boy thatran away. The officers then took him into another room where there was a typist and, in answer to questions, he repeated the same story Officer Blucher had told him. On November 5th, he was taken to San Diego. When he arrived at the jail he was treated by a doctor for the groin injury and sent to the County Hospital for further treatment. On November 7th, Officers Blucher and Wells took him from the jail to a room for questioning. They did not put handcuffs on him, and when they left the jail Officer Wells told him to run "so he could shoot" him. Neither Wells nor Blucher struck him. When he was brought into the room he was shaking, and Blucher told him to start talking