KNIFE CRIMES stop selling knives to kids and youths how can we stop this?
918186
When will people like you understand.....it isn't the knife, gun or tool.... it is the IDIOT behind the weapon.\nWould you feel any better or sleep more soundly if they used TOILET SEATS????????\n\nCars kill more people than all of the guns and knives I own....... so lets outlaw cars.   Your logic is unsound.
373898
Yes you do have to be older then 18 to buy a knife, but it does depend on what state you live in.
763721
Uh-oh, better hide the knives!!!  And whatever you -do...don't...go...to....sleep.......
825726
Remember that if you get caught then you will likely have a consequence. Even if you do not get caught selling, if someone buys it and eats it in class then THEY could get caught. When they are asked where they got it... you could be ratted out.\n\nAnyway, if you want to sell it you need to let the kids know that you have it. Keep it in your backpack. Sell it in the hallways or at lunch. Maybe have your parents try to sell it at work?
770968
I.D. cards are irrelevant. Successful deterrents will lower crimes rates. We have to stop this "You naughty naughty felon, don't do that again" attitude to criminals
129676
Education against crime in the schools, maybe some parenting classes for students parents once a week,  you got to start teaching moral early, also classes for those in jail currently on how to survive, "after life in prison" type thing. We need to motivate, educate and raise the moral of people to see results.  All we can do is hope, and do our best to help.
714827
We already have it - people use stolen credit card numbers to order merchandise, there is identity theft, and scams.  Shoplifting from the convenience of your home!
904783
A switchblade is illegal to carry you can not get a permit for it, like a gun\nIt's illegal to sell them you can't even buy one at a gun show \nNow to buy illegal is different
470585
Just be his friend and try to get him to stop......If he continues to cut then tell someone who can help.
1160090
You cannot stop crime. No matter the consequences, people will exercise their free will. What can you do? Do not support anything gang affiliated i.e. slang, clothing, attitude. Make it unacceptable in your life. That doesn't mean your safe from it, but if you don't support it in any way then you help the problem. And if it means your life give them no respect. Buck the tiger.
1133447
Bah I think the kids are to bplame... and tehre parents for letting them put up personal information.\n\nThen again it's a modern trend for suing some one else for something thats your fult...\n\nYou know some one sued a home owner becose he accidently stabed himself on a knife that was laying out the home he BROKE INTO..... WTF....
261280
How can you stop them? They are of age, Right?
607280
Stop breaking the law...
126399
One way would be to eliminate all laws. No laws, no breaking of laws. But that's probably not what you're looking for.\n\nYou need to examine what causes crime. Laziness, poverty, greed, passionate feelings, etc. Then you need to develop a theory on how to get rid of the causes.
428647
First of all clothing designers need to stop making our daughters look like little hoochie mommas. I have to buy things larger then they need just to maintain modesty. There are so many perverts designing clothes! Then sickos looking at our 12 yr olds with lust in their eyes. Second they need to stop making violent games and airing violent shows. THese things I truly believe make kids violent. Which then they grow up to be violent adults...The list can go on
176446
Report the person to the police.  Let them refer it.
960472
More detail, please.\n\nHere -- which is Ottawa, Ontario -- there are some relatively recently introduced rules about buying knives, which I found out about a few years ago when I wondered about buying a good pocket knife for one of my little brothers -- not to encourage delinquency, but because he was doing the Boy Scout thing.\n\nAll I can remember from that is: you couldn't buy a knife if you were under 18. Given the benign 'Swiss Army' things I was looking at, very odd. I wasn't under 18, but -- if you're an older sister buying 'forbidden'  Xmas presents, that should be a bottle of booze, not something to whittle with...\n\nAnyway, your answer is partially here:\n\nhttp://www.torontopolice.on.ca/\n\nUnofficially, if it's a kid into camping, go nuts. I have, for example, never heard of any restriction on axes.\n\nThat said -- click on 'add details,'' please. What sort of pocket?