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alun2005
17 Dec 16 17:17
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Next time you need your axe to be sharpened, please keep it in a secure place well out of sight of the public, and then take it to an accredited tool-repair professional. 

This is perhaps a more sensible strategy than running with your axe at great speed through a busy City Centre, supposedly on the way to your Mam's house to sharpen it, brandishing the axe at police and passers-by as you run. Especially if you have a long criminal record involving weapons. It can result in misunderstandings and a Tasering.

Frustratingly, this sound advice (given in good faith) comes too late to rescue this most vibrant member of the West Midlands community from an admittedly derisory 18 month jail sentence.

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http://www.birminghammail.co.uk/news/midlands-news/watch-man-wielding-axe-chased-12334442

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saddo
When: 17 Dec 16 17:51
Police absolutely useless there. Unarmed member of the public stops him, coppers are close enough to have him, and he runs off again. Laugh
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Jack Hacksaw
When: 17 Dec 16 17:54
Axeman stopped by brave member of the public.  Then plod arrive and seem to let him run off Crazy
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saddo
When: 17 Dec 16 17:55
“While we are extremely grateful to the member of public who intervened, this is not something we would advise people do because, as this incident shows, you never know what a fleeing suspect might have on them,” said PC Kelly.

“Thankfully on this occasion, nobody was hurt and the public should be reassured swift action by our officers resulted in an armed criminal being taken off our streets.”  Laugh
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Ron-Russian
When: 17 Dec 16 17:57
That looked like a good axe, its hard to get a decent one now days
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cooperman
When: 18 Dec 16 08:06
Young people thought he was a LARPing Shocked
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Ibrahima Sonko
When: 18 Dec 16 09:04
Police=libtards in high vis.
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