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Is a knuckleduster an offensive weapon and what's the worst that can happen to you if the police catch you with it? Can they charge you with possession of an offensive weapon? One of my mates got arrested for having it, but being the bright spark he is said he "just found it". Didn't stop the police choppers chasing him. Got the 'cuffs on him, just wondering what's the worst that could happen to him.
Couple of other crimes I'm interested in what the worst case scenario is. You might know that East London is famous (or at least round here it is) for having "green" houses, which are literally filled with cannabis. Some mates stole 4kg of the stuff from some Chinese who live there. What's the worst that can happen if you are found to have nicked all this stuff? And is CS gas illegal? What about a screwdriver if you can't prove it's not an offensive weapon?
Couple of other crimes I'm interested in what the worst case scenario is. You might know that East London is famous (or at least round here it is) for having "green" houses, which are literally filled with cannabis. Some mates stole 4kg of the stuff from some Chinese who live there. What's the worst that can happen if you are found to have nicked all this stuff? And is CS gas illegal? What about a screwdriver if you can't prove it's not an offensive weapon?
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It was explained to us that it was a way of putting "bad people" away before they've actually had to commit the crime therefore negating the need for a victim, which would clearly be a good thing.
Meh, it can be handy legislation, but I never nicked anyone for it alone. It was usually after a crime was committed so you'd be nicking them for both burglary and going equipped.
It could be argued that it was written to back-up the stop-search powers.
Meh, it can be handy legislation, but I never nicked anyone for it alone. It was usually after a crime was committed so you'd be nicking them for both burglary and going equipped.
It could be argued that it was written to back-up the stop-search powers.
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> [edit] Bah; EB beat me to this...
Actually I beat you both with talk of 'going equipped'.
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> [edit] Bah; EB beat me to this...
Actually I beat you both with talk of 'going equipped'.
Knuckleduster? He actually has a specialised knuckleduster?
big chavin it large rings work just as well, and i doubt you can be arrested for wearing them.
big chavin it large rings work just as well, and i doubt you can be arrested for wearing them.
Its cheating a bit useing a knuckle-duster, they're for wimps...Train your real knuckles to be tuff...thats what I'm doing anyway....
Ahahahaha
Clearly Chavez is a knucklehead.
Why cant you just have a normal conversation for once?? :P
What, like this one? [URL]http://ukchatforums.reserve.co.uk/display_messages.php?threadid=131542&forumid=130[/URL]
Domaye wrote:
> Knuckleduster? He actually has a specialised knuckleduster?
Yeh. It's huge and solid too. £30 a 'duster. They look pretty sick actually.
> Knuckleduster? He actually has a specialised knuckleduster?
Yeh. It's huge and solid too. £30 a 'duster. They look pretty sick actually.
Forest Fan wrote:
> Yeh. It's huge and solid too. £30 a 'duster. They look pretty
> sick actually.
My godfather deals in antique Scottish weaponry. He owns a 1600's punch dagger. The thought of it makes my skin crawl.
> Yeh. It's huge and solid too. £30 a 'duster. They look pretty
> sick actually.
My godfather deals in antique Scottish weaponry. He owns a 1600's punch dagger. The thought of it makes my skin crawl.
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