Farb Gel Mini "Criminal Identifier" Self Defence Multi Function Spray (1 Unit)

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the discharge of any noxious liquid or gas. Because Farbgel spray does not contain any noxious substances and the Section 5(1)(b) of the firearms Act 1968 prohibits any weapon of whatever description designed or adapted for Therefore being caught in possession of pepper spray or trying to import it, you will face arrest and a subsequent criminal record. The essence behind a pepper spray is actually to cause harm to a person by inflicting enough pain to incapacitate them. There are currently two very good UK Legal Pepper Spray Alternatives that are within the confounds of the law and available for use.

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In fact, actually saying you are carry something for 'self defence' is an offence in its own right, meaning you have have an intention of using it...!

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The European Union does not regulate pepper spray, leaving member countries free to regulate it themselves. Currently Italy, France, Czech Republic, Spain, Austria, Poland, Hungary, Latvia, Romania, Serbia and Russia all allow for possession of pepper spray without a licence (in some cases limited to over 18s) and Switzerland, Germany, Finland and Portugal allow possession, but a licence must be obtained first. This variation in European law can cause confusion amongst both visitors from abroad to the UK and tourists from the UK visiting these countries in Europe, and it is all too easy for an unknowing traveller to bring a prohibited weapon into the country. In this article I review the Safehaus Criminal Identifier Spray, an alternative legal pepper spray for the UK. This spray is compact and 100% UK legal. There are some concerns as to whether it is legal to 'use' in Northern Ireland.- you can own the spray but you may possibly be breaking the Northern Ireland laws if you 'use' it..