Suit v. State

Suit challenges his conviction for one count of robbery with a deadly weapon and one count of threatening to project, place, or discharge a destructive device. He contends that the evidence at trial did not established the existence of a “deadly weapon” or a “weapon” under an objective standard of proof. We affirm.

The record reflects that Suit walked up to the drive-through window of a Wendy’s and demanded money, displaying an object and voicing threats. The employee operating the window was a sixteen-year-old girl, who did not testify, but, from all pertinent witness accounts, was placed in…