entered the building and were directed to the back room of the building by some young people who were there. At this time they saw the defendant struggling with a young lady who managed the store and at that time the witness and Carson placed the defendant under arrest. A subsequent search of the defendant revealed a .22 caliber Rohm revolver in his trouser pocket. Defendant objected to the introduction of testimony regarding the struggle with the young lady and the court admonished the jury to disregard the reference to said incident in determining the guilt or innocence of the defendant. Upon being shown State's Exhibit No. 1, he then identified said exhibit as the gun taken from the defendant on that day. Upon transportation of the defendantto the Edmond police station, he stated the defendant was advised of his constitutional rights prior to leaving the scene of arrest, and that he was further advised of his constitutional rights prior to questioning at the Edmond police station. He stated that at the police station he read the rights waiver to the defendant and the defendant replied that he understood his rights and was willing to make a statement. Upon being shown State's Exhibit No. 2, he identified said exhibit as the rights waiver which was executed at the time of defendant's interview at the police station on the 26th of November, 1974, which was signed by defendant and witnessed by Page and another officer. He testified to essentially the same facts which the defendant related