Yvette Cooper honours ninja sword victim as law in his name takes effect
Yette Cooper poured tears when he became emotional in discussing a ninja sword victim in Wolverhampton.
As a ban on the weapons came into force, he showed the last moment he shared his mother’s mother with his son before he was killed.
“His mother Pooja showed me CCTV from outside his house. [It was] He saw his son last. It was an honor to show me what they said goodbye to me… Then he goes out and never seeing him again, ”Mrs. Cooper said Times Wiping tears.
In 2022, Ronan was stabbed from the heart with a ninja sword in the case of a false identity in Wolverhampton. The attack showed that Ronan smiled on his phone with his headphones when Ronan was attacked with a gun he bought online.
POOJA launched a campaign that invited ministers to ban Ninja swords and knives with knives longer than 14 inches. He was awarded the OBE in honor of the King’s birthday for knife crime prevention services.
Mrs. Cooper introduced the ban shortly after the Labor Party came to power under a package titled Ronan Law last July.
While he was effective, he spoke and said: im I can talk to you through all the targeted policing, but in the end [victims’] Families experience and the change they want to see. ”
Those caught with Ninja swords are now sentenced to up to six months in prison, a sentence that will rise up to two years within the scope of the workers’ crime and police law.
“Since the first day, we acted urgently to rotate the tide on the crime of knife that destroyed and destroyed communities,” he said. Times.
Ms. Kanda, who reacted to the ban when she was put on the table in parliament, said, ık Since we lost our beautiful son Ronan, we have ruthless campaign to the Ninja swords, the deadly weapon that took her life.
“We believe that the Ninja swords have no other place in our society to harm and kill.
Ninja swords can be delivered to the knife helix boxes or local police stations under a delivery plan carried out in July.
In accordance with the Ronan law, the Ministry of the Interior announced a series of measures, including retailers, including the prison prison prison, such as the prison of selling arms to the police, or illegal blades such as zombie blades to children, up to two years.
