Davis v. State

Appellants, after their motions for directed verdicts were denied, were convicted by a jury of robbery with a dangerous or deadly weapon. They urge in this Court that the State did not show that the weapon used was “either dangerous or deadly” and that it was prejudicial error to admit in evidence two bullets found in the pocket of one of the appellants.

The testimony was that two men wearing masks entered a drug store in Northwest Baltimore and took bills, checks and coins from the cash register at the point of a gun. The druggist said one of the men came around the counter “and put a gun in…