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TrinbagoMan wrote:What about if you have a knife is your car. Can you be arrested for that?
88sins wrote:TrinbagoMan wrote:What about if you have a knife is your car. Can you be arrested for that?
Short answer, yes
tho the car is private property, the road it's on is a public place.
the law is primarily aimed at preventing persons from taking items that may be used as offensive weapons into public places to avoid said items beig used to cause injury, harm or damage to other persons, whether those items be concealed in other items or within the confines of any means of conveyance, private or otherwise.
keep yuh ting home & yuh have no worries.
Redman wrote:I doubt you will find a situation where you are arrested BECAUSE you have a pocket knife on you.
There will be other factors that the officer will have-legitimate or not.
The knife becomes the excuse to drop a charge
Offensive weapon is a term that puts the onus on the APPLICATION of the tool....a spoon becomes an offensive weapon if used to attack and dig out an eye.
I have a folding knife on me most times- a leatherman multitool OR a folding knife with a screwdriver on it.
The knife has paint stains on it...and visually dirty but well oiled.
All deliberate.
It looks and smells like a tool....not a weapon.
Hard to make a butterfly knife look like a tool.
There are also a plethora of items that are ostensibly bottle openers that are configured to be used as a weapon.
A 17-year-old girl who was physically and sexually attacked in Sønderborg will herself face charges for using pepper spray to fend off her assailant.
The teenager told police that she was attacked in central Sønderborg on Wednesday at around 10pm by a dark-skinned English-speaking man. She said the man knocked her to the ground and then unbuttoned her pants and attempted to undress her.
The girl was able to save herself from further assault by using pepper spray on the attacker, but now she may be the one who ends up in legal trouble.
“It is illegal to possess and use pepper spray, so she will likely be charged for that,” local police spokesman Knud Kirsten told TV Syd.
Contacted for comment yesterday, head of communications at the T&T Police Service, Ellen Lewis, said tasers, stun guns and pepper spray were illegal.
She said these prohibited weapons would require changes to the law if their use were to be permitted.
Lewis said pepper spray and like items were noxious substances and if used on persons can result in criminal charges under the Offences Against the Person Act.
Drea wrote:Do tasers and pepper spray fall under this act, if not can someone quote the legislation which prohibits these?
rollingstock wrote:Drea wrote:Do tasers and pepper spray fall under this act, if not can someone quote the legislation which prohibits these?
Several legislations control those.
They are offensive weapons, pepper spray would also be classified a noxious substance and if used a specific charge would be used. They are also restricted items under customs
Bruhforce wrote:Im 12 years old my pocketknife is 2 and a half inches long will cops aresst
me i bougth it because we and my 65 year old gramma go i. Town and i got to defend us i gave her one to please answer
Redman wrote:I doubt you will find a situation where you are arrested BECAUSE you have a pocket knife on you.
There will be other factors that the officer will have-legitimate or not.
The knife becomes the excuse to drop a charge
Offensive weapon is a term that puts the onus on the APPLICATION of the tool....a spoon becomes an offensive weapon if used to attack and dig out an eye.
I have a folding knife on me most times- a leatherman multitool OR a folding knife with a screwdriver on it.
The knife has paint stains on it...and visually dirty but well oiled.
All deliberate.
It looks and smells like a tool....not a weapon.
Hard to make a butterfly knife look like a tool.
There are also a plethora of items that are ostensibly bottle openers that are configured to be used as a weapon.
Vandal Savage wrote:So.....I have a quick question....if on the off chance someone attacks me and I hit them once killing them, if I have no criminal record and no record of military service here or otherwise and no record or martial arts training, can I be charged ? And if so for what exactly??, just curious as I was told that Martial arts trainers can be charged for assault with a deadly weapon, is this true?
88sins wrote:Vandal Savage wrote:So.....I have a quick question....if on the off chance someone attacks me and I hit them once killing them, if I have no criminal record and no record of military service here or otherwise and no record or martial arts training, can I be charged ? And if so for what exactly??, just curious as I was told that Martial arts trainers can be charged for assault with a deadly weapon, is this true?
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thanx for the early Sunday laughs
ruffneck_12 wrote:hate all these big words
What's the bottom line?
What's the absolute biggest blade/pointystabbything I can have concealed on my person legally?
Yea I did but i think I'm good!rollingstock wrote:You read the other posts on this thread?
Look let me hush yes.
Well this country should be like the US where we free to bear arms. Things might be better. Lots of criminals would think twice.rollingstock wrote:You're not if that's your reasoning.
masterkyle wrote:Well this country should be like the US where we free to bear arms. Things might be better. Lots of criminals would think twice.rollingstock wrote:You're not if that's your reasoning.
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