The opinion
FERGUSON, Judge
(concurring).
The result is further compelled by a recent state supreme court case which seems to hold that police questioning can be custodial, requiring that Miranda warnings be given, even in a noncustodial setting, and that the test is, as a matter of law, the intent and purpose of the police without regard for the defendant’s subjective belief. DeConingb v. State, (Fla.1982) (Case No. 61,008, opinion filed October 28,1982).