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aggi

It was undoubtedly a dumb thing to do but the implied suggestion that he was being threatening with the knife seems pretty far from the reality.

As said, it looks like a multitool or something with a pretty small blade. Probably not the wisest thing to take to the football (although it was a night game from what I remember so maybe coming from work) but perfectly legal.

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Backstop in reply to @aggi

Any locking knife above 2" (citation needed) carried in public needs a reason that a court will believe. You can't just say "in case".

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aggi in reply to @Backstop

I think it's any locking knife regardless of size and/or a blade over 3", neither of which appear to apply to that one.

I'll repeat, it was a dumb thing to do but suggestions that he was threatening the guy or that he was the one who should be in jail just don't match up to the video.

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