The Idris Elba UK actor suggests that kitchen knives are prohibited and others are forbidden to prevent stabs
Actor Idris Elba has announced in the midst of his upcoming Knife Crime Documentary that the United Kingdom must consider “innovative” methods of prevention such as flashing or breather of knives.
According to IMDB, in, The documentary “Investigates the Reality of Knife Crime in the UK, meetings with offenders, families, young workers and police to understand this crime and find solutions, including discussions with Keir Starmer and King Charles.”
The 52-year-old actor spoke with the BBC just before posting his documentary movie about how to solve a knife crime.
“The truth is that kitchen knives may be 25% knives used in most terrible crimes. It’s one of the statistics in the movie. And these kitchen knives are usually a domestic situation,” Elba warned. “So the kitchen knives … Of course, it’s very difficult. They’re a home knife.”
“So we forbid them all, and if you have one of these knives, get a license to do it,” Heritage’s knives suggested. “Simple that.” (Hollie Adams/Bloomberg via Getty Images)
AND UK with headquarters in the UK The actor further added: “I think there are areas of innovation that we can do with the kitchen knives. I hate to say that. Not all kitchen knives have to have a point on them. That sounds like a crazy thing to say, but you actually reduce SE- You know, food more You can always reduce without a knife point, which is an innovative way of looking at it, “he said. “In the country in crisis, I’m sorry, but yes, let’s look at it.”
He continued to suggest that there was a hole for “heritage knives” that also allows people to have a “sword”.
“So we forbid them all, and if you have one of these knives, get a license to do so,” he suggested people who want to keep family swords. “Simple that.”
He claimed that support for such a licensing program was a “small contribution to society” because the current situation “leaves these children vulnerable”.
Telegraph cited Elba calls and social media platforms to take responsibility.
“When it comes to great technology, there should be responsible Within their own policies and their policies should be educated and guided by what society considers the right or wrong, “he claimed.” It’s great that you are a big company, you make a lot of money, you got a lot of social media followers, it’s fantastic. But by the way, we do not like knives, we will not tolerate your youth advertising knives, please. “
TV TV special for actor Idris Elbe with various authorities about what should be done about the crime of knife in the UK (Photo Stuart C. Wilson/Getty Images)
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He concluded, “We do not like porn, we do not like it, we do not love the dogs of the abuser, it can be done in society, and in my opinion, where democracy leads, it takes a village.”
According to the Telegraph, “the ban on the sale of pointed kitchen knives supported the Church in England, judges, doctors of top trauma and psychiatrists, police and victims, as they claim to have done this by threatening life -threatening life dangers far less.”
A recent crime crime of knife that set up reflectors in the UK in the UK came when Axel Rudakuban, 18, is allegedly stabs three young girls to death and tried to kill eight other children and two adults in July. He has also been charged with possession of the Al Qaeda and Ricin poison training manual.
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