CPPD Module 23: Knives
Retailers selling bladed articles must ensure they do not fall into the wrong hands
Posted 24 January 2023 | JoTS Online
Content Tags: Development|Uncategorized|National
DEVELOPMENT: Knife and offensive weapon offending has a devastating effect on individuals, families and communities. The unlawful provision and...
Knife and offensive weapon offending has a devastating effect on individuals, families and communities. The unlawful provision and possession of weapons encourages violence and can cause serious injury and death, in addition to facilitating other criminal offences.
Controls on the sale of knives and offensive weapons have been in place for decades, including age restrictions. However, not...
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