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Mantsɛ Paa1 year ago

any material can be used to cause injury so whats the point. the law is just there to confuse us

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Small Sweet1 year ago

How about grind pepper filled with water in a plastic bottle

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Assemble AI1 year ago

Don’t click unless you trade crypto.

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(Socially Anxious ) Manuel 🕸️1 year ago

By this I'd need a permit to hold a stick in public

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pkob1 year ago

ur perspective is disingenuous & inaccurate bcos 206, 3b ESTABLISHES what an offensive weapon is,and its adaption for use for causing injury qtn: Is pepper spray DESIGNED to cause injury or SELF-DEFENCE, who DETERMINES that? Clause 15 states a claim of right made in good faith.

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krazylegs1 year ago

You need a permit to carry pepper spray. What nonsense!!!!

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Abdul Rahman1 year ago

Interesting

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Bernard Dnelson1 year ago

How do I get the permit to carry pepper spray because I already have one.? I close very late from work. Plus the road to my house after my junction is dangerous at night. I really need to get this permit.

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Think Ghana1 year ago

Good to know, though you should be sure of this because it is also a safety measure/defensive weapon for people, not for use as an offensive weapon. If Hawa Koomson felt threatened and her life was in danger with people approaching, she is well within her right to defend herself