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Knife crime has been around for years. It has now escalated to some youths believing it’s the best form of defence.
However, on the other hand, some use knives to show their superior (generally not a family member, as lack of parenting is a sign of such violence) ranking on the streets of London. It is not just a STATUS QUO it’s a STATUS QUO ANTE. Now guns are becoming a problem as well as knives, society needs to tackle both and support at the bottom of the ladder is the best start. On the other hand knives are hard enough for the law to control, as they are readily available. What will they do about guns as they flood into our small country? Increasing prison sentence time is maybe the only way. Build more prisons for such youths if we have to. In fact why does the Government mix criminals? Surely it’s like going to University for learning all about crime? We all know right from wrong, it’s our duty to teach our own children. I was stabbed in my knee at the age of 14. I’m now 33. Does it matter where it happened ..... It happens everywhere.
Kate Lawler -
“Too many people are dying due to knife crime. We must raise awareness as this is spiraling out of control. Please use your voice to argue and leave the knife at home.”
John Regis MBE -
"CARRYING A KNIFE IS NOT COOL!! IT CAN CAUSE LIFE LONG MISERY FOR THE EFFECTED FAMILIES. SAY NO TO CARRYING KNIFE"
Lyn Costello from the Charity Mamaa says:
Sarah Jayne Armstrong is a courageous and Inspiring young woman. Her fight to Stop knife crime by showing the effects will make young people think twice.We should all join her in her quest to stop others becoming victims. Mamaa will certainly be promoting Sarah work and this very informative Web site.