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Did he threaten anyone ? Did he have a prior record ? Article is lite on details, but if no priors and no threats, I would say maybe a £1000 File and communit

• newprint 2y ago
  > is it illegal to carry any type of blade in public ? My impression from what I have seen through the years in the news (I live in the US), this is the case. I remember seeing London police would setup check points in the metro and check passengers for knifes. To my surprise, most common weapons they would find - kitchen knives.
• AndrewOMartin 2y ago
  You can carry a knife with a blade up to 3" as long as it's non-locking (i.e. flips open and closed like a Swiss army knife and you don't need to hold a button to close it). You can also carry much more dangerous stuff like a scythe but you need to prove you've got a good reason (like it's your trade) and I think it needs to be wrapped or covered somehow to stop some scallywag grabbing it. Unless I'm wrong, which I likely am.
• croes 2y ago
  >Did he have a prior record ? Yes https://www.forbes.com/sites/erikkain/2024/07/03/zelda-master-sword-gets-man-4-months-prison-time-but-theres-more-to-the-story/ https://www.forbes.com/sites/erikkain/2024/07/03/zelda-maste...