Yweet cooper Shed tears he was discussing emotionally A ninja sword victim in Wolverhampton,
As a Ban on weapons became effective, home Secretary 16 -year -old Ronan Kanda’s mother was described, showing her the last moment shared with her son before killing her.
“His mother, worship, Showed me CCTV from outside her house, [It was] Last time he saw his son. It was an honor to show me his affectionate goodbye … Then he stops and he does not see him again, “Ms. Cooper told Many times As he wiped tears.
Ronon was stabbed to a heart with a heartfelt sword in a case of misunderstanding in Wolverhampton in 2022. The CCTV of the attack showed Ronan smiling on his phone with his headphone, when he was attacked with a weapon, which was bought online by two 16 -year -old children.
Pooja began a campaign, in which ministers were urged with a single, straight state-of-the-art and a tanto-style point with blades for more than 14 inches to ban the ninja sword and knife. He was awarded an OBE in honor of the king’s birthday for services for the prevention of knife crime.
Ms. Cooper unveiled the ban immediately after Labor came to power in July under a package called Ronon Law.
As it came into force, she said: “I can talk to you through all the targeted policing that we are doing but what is it in the end [victims’] Families are experiencing and the changes they want to see. ,
Those caught with Ninja swords now face a prison of up to six months, a punishment that will increase for two years under the Labor Crime and Policing Bill.
“Since one day, we have worked with urgency to turn the tide Knife crimeWhich destroys life and destroys communities, ”Ms. Cooper said Many times,
Reacting to the ban, when it was introduced in Parliament, Ms. Kanda said: “Since losing our beautiful boy Ronan, we have carried out a continuous campaign to ban Ninja swords – deadly weapons that killed her.
“We believe that the ninja swords have no place in our society but to harm and kill. Every step towards tackling the knife crime is a step towards getting justice for our boy Ronan.”
Ninja swords can be assigned to knife-sun coins or local police stations under a surrender scheme going on in July.
Under Ronon’s law, House office The police have also announced a fleet of measures to report wholesale or suspected sales to police, and to sell arms to children, or illegal blades such as zombie knives to increase a prison sentence of up to two years.