Huebner v. State

OPINION

Ross Vincent Huebner appeals his conviction of carrying a concealed weapon. The weapon was a sharp, pointed instrument, four and one-half inches in length, sheathed in what appears outwardly to be a ball-point pen.

Huebner does not argue that the device was not a weapon; 1 rather, he argues that there is no evidence that it was concealed.

The weapon, a four and one-half inch, spring-loaded, pointed implement designed for stabbing, was cleverly concealed within the shell of what appeared to be a bail-point pen. When Huebner was put under arrest for driving under the influence of…