Wasp Knife
Jul 17 2008, Jaiyant Cavale

If the rising knife-crime in London wasn’t nightmarish enough, a new weapon from America is expected to enter the UK very soon and the police have been instructed to stay on alert. The ‘Wasp Knife’ injects a ball of compressed gas, which inflates...

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