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Last year a teenager was stabbed to death with a 25in 63cm Zombie Killer machete in a north London park. After being contacted by journalists, Hunters Knives and Swords changed its website to say the items were out of stock.

Brutal 2ft long machetes, throwing knives and even Samurai swords advertised as weapons to kill 'zombies' are being sold online to be delivered to your front door. Now there are calls from the West Midlands for the law to be changed to ban the import and sale of these dangerous blades which the region's police commissioner said had no practical purpose or display value 'other than to cause harm and suffering'. There are more than 1, such blades under the brand names of Zombie Hunter or Zombie Killer on the American version auction website ebay. Some are advertised with sickening names such as 'head splitter', 'vicious zombie killer', or decorated with 'blood splatter'. Most sellers are willing to ship internationally with the disclaimer that the buyer is responsible for complying with any laws in the UK. And it comes as knife crime in England and Wales has risen by 13 per cent — the first increase in four years — despite a drop in the West Midlands.

Head splitter zombie knife

Home Secretary Theresa May will enforce a UK-wide ban prohibiting the sale, manufacture or importation of the 2ft-long weapons after police commissioner campaign. Terrifying 'zombie knives' - with names likes Head Splitter, Blood Splatter and Death Dagger - are being banned from Britain's streets in a move to combat gang violence. Home Secretary Theresa May will enforce a UK-wide ban on the sale, manufacture or importation of the 2ft-long menacing weapons after they were increasingly being used by criminal gangs. I will keep pressing until these weapons are banned once and for all. The brutal blades can be up to 2ft long, have several serrated edges. Other names include Apocalypse Head Decapitator. Police chiefs have warned about the rising popularity of zombie knives, amid climbing knife crime. Celebs TV Films. US Celebrity News. Mirror Choice. Follow us on social. In Your Area.

After a year of campaigning by my office, I am glad they are finally being banned. I will keep pressing until these weapons are banned once and for all.

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Last year a teenager was stabbed to death with a 25in 63cm Zombie Killer machete in a north London park. After being contacted by journalists, Hunters Knives and Swords changed its website to say the items were out of stock. The company, based in Oldham, Greater Manchester, was described as irresponsible by the West Midlands police and crime commissioner, David Jamieson, who was instrumental in implementing the ban. They are being banned because they are dangerous and companies should act responsibly. They are not your average kitchen knife or garden tool: they are pointless, OTT [over the top] weapons that glamorise violence with names such as Head Splitter and Death Dagger. After a year of campaigning by my office, I am glad they are finally being banned. Forces are determined to reduce the harm caused by these and all other dangerous weapons. Zombie killer knives glamorise violence and cause devastating damage — they have no place whatsoever in our society. Figures show police are recording rising numbers of knife-related crimes. This article is more than 7 years old.

Head splitter zombie knife

Home Secretary Theresa May will enforce a UK-wide ban prohibiting the sale, manufacture or importation of the 2ft-long weapons after police commissioner campaign. Terrifying 'zombie knives' - with names likes Head Splitter, Blood Splatter and Death Dagger - are being banned from Britain's streets in a move to combat gang violence. Home Secretary Theresa May will enforce a UK-wide ban on the sale, manufacture or importation of the 2ft-long menacing weapons after they were increasingly being used by criminal gangs. I will keep pressing until these weapons are banned once and for all. The brutal blades can be up to 2ft long, have several serrated edges. Other names include Apocalypse Head Decapitator. Police chiefs have warned about the rising popularity of zombie knives, amid climbing knife crime.

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It is Last week police in London discovered one of the Zombie Apocalypse Combat Slayer machetes in an alleyway. Hunters Knives and Swords spokesman Paul Smith said: "Machetes represent a very small percentage of Hunters Knives sales with the vast majority of these purchases tend to be made by males aged over 40 who are looking for a tool for a specific gardening task. It was found hidden in undergrowth in Hackney, east London, as officers searched for drugs and weapons. Last year a teenager was stabbed to death with a 25in 63cm Zombie Killer machete in a north London park. Crime 15 hours ago. Some are advertised with sickening names such as 'head splitter', 'vicious zombie killer', or decorated with 'blood splatter'. Andy Richardson News Reporter. The newly refurbished pub where the people 'make it special' Plus. This may include adverts from us and third parties based on our knowledge of you.

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Explore more on these topics Knife crime Crime news. Get UK politics insight with our free daily email briefing straight to your inbox Sign up. Wolves 3 hours ago. Last week police in London discovered one of the Zombie Apocalypse Combat Slayer machetes in an alleyway. Last year a teenager was stabbed to death with a 25in 63cm Zombie Killer machete in a north London park. I will keep pressing until these weapons are banned once and for all. This article is more than 7 years old. And it comes as knife crime in England and Wales has risen by 13 per cent — the first increase in four years — despite a drop in the West Midlands. The newly refurbished pub where the people 'make it special' Plus. Sorry, we are not accepting comments on this article. Police chiefs have warned about the rising popularity of zombie knives, amid climbing knife crime. The company, based in Northampton, said it only sold a small amount of 'zombie paraphernalia' and that most of its knives had practical uses, with machetes able to cut pampas grass. They are not your average kitchen knife or garden tool: they are pointless, OTT [over the top] weapons that glamorise violence with names such as Head Splitter and Death Dagger. The brutal blades can be up to 2ft long, have several serrated edges. He pleaded with anyone who had bought one of these potentially deadly weapons to take them to a knife surrender bin.