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A truncheon is a police officer's baton or stick.
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∙ 16y ago
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∙ 12y agoA truncheon is another word for a police officer's baton.
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∙ 13y agoThe policeman hit the criminal with his truncheon.
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∙ 11y agoA truncheon is a bunt instrument used for bludgeoning or striking. A blackjack, baton, billy club and, less recently, a broken spear or lance.
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What is a sentence using truncheons?
"I find it very difficult to write a sentence using truncheons instead of a pen." or -- less comically.... "They beat him severely, not with their hands, but instead with truncheons."
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How do you use the word truncheons in a sentence?
A truncheon is a short stick carried as a weapon. The policeman had to use his truncheon to beat off the criminal.
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because they didnt like those prisoners and they were heading to the crematorium
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In some areas a pepper spray but all are equipped with a retractable batons truncheons etc.
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Robert L. Jarvis has written: 'Side handle police baton' -- subject(s): Equipment and supplies, Police, Self-defense, Stick fighting, Truncheons
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The only equipment they carry - is a stab-vest (optional depending on which force) radio, notepad & pen, torch, and limited first aid kit. They are not authorised to carry CS spray, batons or truncheons.
How did the public feel about the Victorian police?
The police officers were soon known as 'bobbies' or 'peelers' after Robert Peel. They wore a uniform that included dark blue long coats and a tall hat. They were unarmed except for truncheons – this was supposed to make them as unlike the army as possible but left them open to vicious attacks from criminals in London.
Can you get arrested for carrying a truncheon for self defence?
depending on the type of truncheon yes you can be arrested for carrying them as they are a dangerous weapon. Many countries have banned certain types of truncheons (or clubs/nightsticks as they are also known as). My suggestion would be not to carry a truncheon, and if you feel the need too, keep it in the bottom of your bag (if you are carrying a bag). Or learn to use your belt as a defensive weapon, this has worked for me in the past (especially if you have a belt with a large metal buckle on it).
Can you import an asp baton from the US to the UK would it get through UK custom?
Well the UK customs are very strict with Batons since they come under the Criminal Justice Act 1988 (Offensive Weapons) Amendment Order 2004 it is illegal to sell any straight side handled or friction lock Truncheons / Batons and if its coming from the states then your only hope is that they package it well and write "Outdoor device" or something like that but i doubt it may not pass UK customs all depends if it clears then i guess its luck
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