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**MrsGoo** · 09-02-2010, 05:46 PM

One could argue that locking up weapons prevents others who have an intent of violence, from using the weapons. If the windows were rolled down, what's to prevent someone from snatching the sword from the seat and wreaking havoc?

It's not only that, it is also to stop other people being distressed, scared, alerted to the fact you are carrying around a deadly weapon, the security of the weapon is something else as well that you brought up.

Do that sort of thing in any civil country like the UK, you soon have the ARV (Armed Response Units) being called.

09-02-2010, 05:46 PM	#10
MrsGoo Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 569 Senior Member	One could argue that locking up weapons prevents others who have an intent of violence, from using the weapons. If the windows were rolled down, what's to prevent someone from snatching the sword from the seat and wreaking havoc? It's not only that, it is also to stop other people being distressed, scared, alerted to the fact you are carrying around a deadly weapon, the security of the weapon is something else as well that you brought up. Do that sort of thing in any civil country like the UK, you soon have the ARV (Armed Response Units) being called.
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