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Defendant, Luther William Fulford, appeals from a conviction of second-degree murder. Shortly after 1 a.m. on February 4, 1969, police officers were summoned to the Glendale Apartment Hotel, 513 1/2 Wabasha,
St. Paul. When they entered the building, they saw Richard Younghans seated, hunched over, on the stair landing of the second
floor. Officer Warren Bostrom remained with Younghans to administer first aid, while Officer Richard Dugan, among others,
went directly to defendant's room on the third floor. The officers requested to be let in, and upon being told to get a passkey,
they obtained entrance by kicking in the door. Defendant was then searched and placed under arrest. Also searched was a coat
hanging over a chair in close proximity to defendant. An 8-inch knife was removed from a pocket of the coat by one of the
officers.

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