and appellee just managed to remove himself from the cab before a gun battle erupted as Griffith attempted to flee in the cab. The cab collided with a parked car. Griffith, while firing at the police officers, left the cab and was struck down in a hail of bullets.
After the smoke cleared, appellee approached one of the many police officers then on the scene and identified himself as the driver of the cab. He was asked to wait in the back seat of a police cruiser, which he did. Though appellee was not handcuffed or guarded as he waited, the back doors of the police cruiser could not be opened from the inside, so he could not have exited from the car had he attempted to do so.which had been lost as he crawled out of the line of fire. Then Donald advised appellee that, "he would have to come to our office with us." At that point, appellee was frisked by another police officer. He then entered *1306 Donald's unmarked police car and was taken to the Homicide Office at 300 Indiana Avenue. Although appellee attempted to talk with the officers during the ride to Headquarters, Detective Donald asked him to say nothing until they arrived.
At the Homicide Office, at approximately 4:00 p. m., appellee was taken to an interview room where he was advised of his rights. Appellee and Officers Donald and Wade signed a PD 47[1] form on which the first sentence reading, "You are under arrest," was crossed out. Appellee agreed