Actor Darren Day guilty of carrying pointed stick
Day, who is well known for dating a string of glamorous women including actress Anna Friel, said he was shocked when he was charged by police, and had told them the item was not an offensive weapon.
But during the trial, the sheriff was told by two martial arts experts from Lothian and Borders Police that the kubotan was designed in the 1970s for use by the Los Angeles Police as a self-defence weapon and in a worst case scenario could be used to kill someone.
What better place is there for rapists and muggers to peruse their chosen career paths, than in the UK?
Where else can you be assured that every victim you choose to initiate contact with will be unarmed and under full control of you, the illegally armed one?
Where else can you be assured that the victim, if armed themselves, will face prosecution?
If given a choice, would a criminal of the above mentioned nature choose the UK, or the US states below?
Armed Grandfather Saves Himself, His Wife, and His Grandson from a Violent Burglar
Armed Home Invader Shot by Armed Homeowner
Armed Neighbor Saves Mother and Daughter from Home Invading Rapist
Philadelphia, PA Fire Chief Shoots Home Invader in Self Defense
Columbus, Ohio Apartment Renter Shoots Home Invader in Self Defense
Armed Homeowner Fends off Burglar
Armed Woman Stops Home Invader by Using Her Newly Purchased Gun
Ax Wielding Attacker Shot by Armed Business Owner
Modesto, CA Liquor Store Clerk Fatally Shoots Armed Robber
Armed 82 Year Old Woman Stops Would-be Killer
So if the above sounds more in line with the term 'justice' to you, do drop by and show your support at:
1 comments:
Oh, for heaven's sake. You can kill someone with an HB pencil. Tesco will sell you a pack of 40, preharpened, for a quid. They are in a plastic pack so you won't get your fingerprints on them and you can pay cash.
We used to prosecute on 'intent to kill' but now, is that Parker pen in my pocket a deadly weapon? If I choose to make it so, yes it is.
Even bare hands can kill. Are we all to be prosecuted for possession of a deadly weapon?
It seems increasingly likely.
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