Police send warning to those carrying offensive weapons
Anyone found in possession of an offensive weapon in a public setting without a reasonable excuse or lawful authority is liable to six months imprisonment or a fine of $1 000. That was the reminder from Inspector Stephen Griffith, Crime Prevention Officer in the Barbados Police Service, via an audio statement yesterday. He said they have been seeing more young people carrying flick and ratchet knives and when they queried …
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