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Gold drigger Meghan Markle's thug nephew warned by police for trying to bring knife into a London nightclub
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Brewster
2018-05-26 03:11:40 UTC
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Meghan Markle's nephew was given a warning by police after trying to
take a knife into a London nightclub, hours after the royal wedding,
the Sun newspaper reported Monday.

The tabloid said 25-year-old Tyler Dooley, nephew of the now Duchess
of Sussex, admitted having the knife at the Bacchus nightclub in the
London suburb of Kingston early Sunday.

The Sun reported, citing an anonymous source, that Dooley told club
staff he brought the knife from the U.S. because President Donald
Trump had warned London wasn't safe.

Trump said this month that rising knife crime had left some London
hospitals like a "war zone."

Police confirmed Monday that a club in Kingston called officers after
a man in his 20s "openly declared he had a knife as he attempted to
enter the club." The Metropolitan Police force said officers spoke to
the man and another man in his 20s, and one of the pair also handed
over a "noxious spray" — believed to be a pepper spray.

Neither man was arrested. British police don't name suspects who
haven't been charged.

Dooley, who grows legal cannabis in Oregon, is the son of the duchess'
estranged half-brother Thomas Markle, Jr.

Meghan's mother, Doria Ragland, was the only member of her family at
her wedding Saturday to Prince Harry, after her father was unable to
attend because of ill-health.

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Stephen Thomas Cole
2018-05-26 06:44:47 UTC
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Post by Brewster
Meghan Markle's nephew was given a warning by police after trying to
take a knife into a London nightclub, hours after the royal wedding,
the Sun newspaper reported Monday.
The tabloid said 25-year-old Tyler Dooley, nephew of the now Duchess
of Sussex, admitted having the knife at the Bacchus nightclub in the
London suburb of Kingston early Sunday.
The Sun reported, citing an anonymous source, that Dooley told club
staff he brought the knife from the U.S. because President Donald
Trump had warned London wasn't safe.
Trump said this month that rising knife crime had left some London
hospitals like a "war zone."
Police confirmed Monday that a club in Kingston called officers after
a man in his 20s "openly declared he had a knife as he attempted to
enter the club." The Metropolitan Police force said officers spoke to
the man and another man in his 20s, and one of the pair also handed
over a "noxious spray" — believed to be a pepper spray.
Neither man was arrested.
Hang about, going out armed with a blade and a can of Mace and they
*weren't* arrested? Fucking hell!
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Jim GM4DHJ ...
2018-05-26 07:07:14 UTC
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Post by Stephen Thomas Cole
Post by Brewster
Meghan Markle's nephew was given a warning by police after trying to
take a knife into a London nightclub, hours after the royal wedding,
the Sun newspaper reported Monday.
The tabloid said 25-year-old Tyler Dooley, nephew of the now Duchess
of Sussex, admitted having the knife at the Bacchus nightclub in the
London suburb of Kingston early Sunday.
The Sun reported, citing an anonymous source, that Dooley told club
staff he brought the knife from the U.S. because President Donald
Trump had warned London wasn't safe.
Trump said this month that rising knife crime had left some London
hospitals like a "war zone."
Police confirmed Monday that a club in Kingston called officers after
a man in his 20s "openly declared he had a knife as he attempted to
enter the club." The Metropolitan Police force said officers spoke to
the man and another man in his 20s, and one of the pair also handed
over a "noxious spray" — believed to be a pepper spray.
Neither man was arrested.
Hang about, going out armed with a blade and a can of Mace and they
*weren't* arrested? Fucking hell!
The royal club is like the masons
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2018-05-27 00:01:29 UTC
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Post by Stephen Thomas Cole
Post by Brewster
Meghan Markle's nephew was given a warning by police after trying to
take a knife into a London nightclub, hours after the royal wedding,
the Sun newspaper reported Monday.
The tabloid said 25-year-old Tyler Dooley, nephew of the now Duchess
of Sussex, admitted having the knife at the Bacchus nightclub in the
London suburb of Kingston early Sunday.
The Sun reported, citing an anonymous source, that Dooley told club
staff he brought the knife from the U.S. because President Donald
Trump had warned London wasn't safe.
Trump said this month that rising knife crime had left some London
hospitals like a "war zone."
Police confirmed Monday that a club in Kingston called officers after
a man in his 20s "openly declared he had a knife as he attempted to
enter the club." The Metropolitan Police force said officers spoke to
the man and another man in his 20s, and one of the pair also handed
over a "noxious spray" — believed to be a pepper spray.
Neither man was arrested.
Hang about, going out armed with a blade and a can of Mace and they
*weren't* arrested? Fucking hell!
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STC / M0TEY /
http://twitter.com/ukradioamateur
What would you arrest them for?

They're American. State-side it's generally legal to carry handguns wherever you want without a permit as long as everyone can see you have them (open carry). Oregon is one of the most permissive states in this regard. It's a "shall issue" state for concealed weapons, so it's likely he's used to carrying a MilSpec 9 Mil in his back pocket just because it's Tuesday.

I can't easily fine the penalties for simple possession of a weapon in public for self-defense purposes, but the aggravating factors I can find (gang membership, being part of an armed group, etc.) don't seem to apply to a couple of country bumpkins who really did not do their research, so my suspicion is the penalty is a fine.

They probably got a stern talking to and a ticket. Which is about what you'd expect.

Nick

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