Harrison v. State

David Harrison appeals from adjudications of guilt and sentences of imprisonment imposed after Harrison’s probation was revoked for possessing metallic knuckles and committing batteries upon a public *566officer and a medical technician in violation of the terms of probation.

We reject Harrison’s argument that there was a lack of competent evidence to prove possession of metallic knuckles classified as a weapon under Section 790.-001(13), Florida Statutes (1979) because a photograph rather than the actual knuckles was introduced into evidence. In this case, the officer who discovered the knuckles…