Government calls for zombie knives and machetes to be handed in to police
There won’t be repercussions for those surrendering the potentially dangerous knives safely, the Government said.
There won’t be repercussions for those surrendering the potentially dangerous knives safely, the Government said.
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From next week anyone in possession of the lethal zombie-style knives or machetes will be able to hand them over at police stations and surrender bins without penalty
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