Yet more bannings, but not "guns" this time. Zombie Knives !

[Big Bunny]

In a effort to keep law & order the police/Gov'nt have banned Zombie Knives by 'Regulation' (no appeal etc possible).

NSW Police Minister Troy Grant says they have been used in serious crimes in other jurisdictions and are sold online in the state.

"These knives have the potential to cause significant harm to people if used in criminal activity, and there's also a huge risk of accidents by those using them as props or toys," Police Minister Troy Grant said in a statement on Saturday.

"From February 28, it will be an offence to have unauthorised possession of, or to buy or sell one of these knives, without a proper permit."

Anyone caught with a prohibited weapon without a permit faces a maximum penalty of 14 years' jail.

Owners can apply for a permit to have one "but they'll need a good reason for doing so", Mr Grant said.

Other prohibited weapons in NSW include flick, ballistic and star knives, knuckle-dusters and Tasers.

*A permit [if in fact issued by our *Commish of Police (un-likely) will cost you $75.00 AUD.

[...and you thought your State was bad...!]

BB

[BISHOP]

Britain again??


BISHOP

[kARL]

I do think that many people WANT to be serfs..By definition a serf is disarmed only the free that is the noble have the right of arms...History..look it up

[Hawk45]

Both Australia and New Zealand have both my sympathy and my prayers for y'all to get FREEDOM again.

Next the cricket bats will be banned or SEVERELY regulated and held somewhere like the Police Barracks.

[brandonlarson]

In a effort to keep law & order the police/Gov'nt have banned Zombie Knives by 'Regulation' (no appeal etc possible).

NSW Police Minister Troy Grant says they have been used in serious crimes in other jurisdictions and are sold online in the state.

"These knives have the potential to cause significant harm to people if used in criminal activity, and there's also a huge risk of accidents by those using them as props or toys," Police Minister Troy Grant said in a statement on Saturday.

"From February 28, it will be an offence to have unauthorised possession of, or to buy or sell one of these knives, without a proper permit."

Anyone caught with a prohibited weapon without a permit faces a maximum penalty of 14 years' jail.

Owners can apply for a permit to have one "but they'll need a good reason for doing so", Mr Grant said.

Other prohibited weapons in NSW include flick, ballistic and star knives, knuckle-dusters and Tasers.

*A permit [if in fact issued by our *Commish of Police (un-likely) will cost you $75.00 AUD.

[...and you thought your State was bad...!]

BB

NO! Why would they do that? Can you provide your source as there is none. I really want to read about knives getting banned in the UK