faron sees it day in and day out — larger weapons from younger people, children.15, 16. but there's just loads. another call, another knife to collect. so my brother, are you good? a 20—year—old who's carried weapons since childhood. i got a rambo knife when i was about 16. that's the most common knife, in my opinion. why would you have something like that? everyone walks around with them to look after themselves, really. they feel like they need to. they're scared. people get chopped up, people get hurt. and where are they getting the weapons? it was such a normal thing — you can get them from friends, you can get them online. it's so easy to get a knife. you can get it delivered to your house like a takeaway. and why is it getting worse? if you've got a bigger weapon, you've got more of a chance. if my knife is bigger than theirs, i'm going to win. if you have a flick knife and someone pulls a rambo out on you, then you're going to be thinking, then why don't i get a bigger one, you know what i mean? but he's now ready to leave that life. you grow up, innit? i s

faron was almost stabbed to death twice. now he's taking weapons from teenage hands.ut three or four a day right now. really, every day? yeah, every day. a young man in luton wants to hand over a machete. all right, bruv, are you good? a 20—year—old who's carried knives since childhood. i got a rumble knife when i was about 16. that's the most common knife, in my opinion. why would you have something like that? everyone walks around with them to look after themselves, really. they feel like they need to, they're scared. a lot of people get chopped up, people get hurt. where are they getting the weapons? it's such a normal thing. you can get them off friends, online. it's so easy to get a knife. you can get it delivered to your house like a takeaway. why is it getting worse? if you've got a bigger weapon, you've got more of a chance. if my knife is bigger, i'm going to win. if you've got a flick knife and someone pulls out a rumble on you, you're going to think, "why don't i get a bigger one", you know what i mean? we've discovered the number of swords, machetes and zo

faron was almost stabbed to death twice. now he's taking weapons from teenage hands.t three or four a day right now. really, every day? yeah, every day. a young man in luton wants to hand over a machete. all right, bruv, are you good? a 20—year—old who's carried knives since childhood. i got a rumble knife when i was about 16. that's the most common knife, in my opinion. why would you have something like that? everyone walks around with them to look after themselves, really. they feel like they need to, they're scared. a lot of people get chopped up, people get hurt. where are they getting the weapons? it's such a normal thing. you can get them off friends, online. it's so easy to get a knife. you can get it delivered to your house like a takeaway. why is it getting worse? if you've got a bigger weapon, you've got more of a chance. if my knife is bigger, i'm going to win. if you've got a flick knife and someone pulls out a rumble on you, you're going to think, "why don't i get a bigger one", you know what i mean? we've discovered the number of swords, machetes and zom

faron sees it day in and day out — larger weapons from younger people, children.the most common knife, in my opinion. why would you have something like that? everyone walks around with them to look after themselves, really. they feel like they need to. they're scared. people get chopped up, people get hurt. and where are they getting the weapons? it was such a normal thing — you can get them from friends, you can get them online. it's so easy to get a knife. you can get it delivered to your house like a takeaway. and why is it getting worse? if you've got a bigger weapon, you've got more of a chance. if my knife is bigger than theirs, i'm going to win. if you have a flick knife and someone pulls a rambo out on you, then you're going to be thinking, then why don't i get a bigger one, you know what i mean? but he's now ready to leave that life. you grow up, innit? i stopped carrying knives at 18. it was such a normal thing — you can get them online. it's so easy to get a knife. you can get it delivered to your house like a takeaway. and why is it getting worse? if y

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