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so what is this "unsuspected child" doing messing with a tadesman's van?Shame if some unsuspecting child got a belt though if it was parked near a school or the likes.
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so what is this "unsuspected child" doing messing with a tadesman's van?Shame if some unsuspecting child got a belt though if it was parked near a school or the likes.
Mind you i got a whack off my kewtech proving unit the other day. Put it in tool bag with loads of screws on top and put my hand in to rummage.for something and got a bit of a.thump of it. No lasting damage.
That's something that's ****ing me off at the mo, how expensive proving units are for what they do, ridiculous money for what is essentially a step-up transformer/rectifier (for those that will do 12/24v I assume there's a rectifier in thier somewhere....
Proving unit, 1 off purchase that should last 5 to 10 years
compared to
insurance
retraining
registration with a scheme
all the other expenses.
cheep as chips in my opinion.
And a potential life saver.
If someone Bubby traps their property and someone gets hurt he will go to jailHi - setting something with the intention to hurt someone else is not ok in my view, imagine if a kid just grabbed the handle?
I’m no lawyer, but this reliance on not causing lasting damage is a bit silly. Assault for example does not have a minimum measure of lasting damage, thankfully.
Here’s something from the law books .
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