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Originally Posted by jatx
So I reached under my t-shirt and pulled out my new HAK (a bday present from JAGeorgia), which was hanging around my neck. As soon as I had it out, a woman screamed. The guy paused and looked at me like I was crazy. And the next thing I knew, one of the officers was between us and taking the club from the guy. After some back and forth, it was agreed that my HAK was not an illegal knife, and it was returned before I was sent on my way.
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Good handling, jatx.
Questions in the actual observations of your HAK, once deployed:
1. Which persons actually observed the HAK, and what range did you precive the HAK observed?
2. Did screaming woman react to your HAk deployment, or was She reacting to other event?
3. Did LEO observe your HAK; or, did you declare your HAK once incident stabilized?
4.Time of day and lighting conditions?
I'm building information that a HAK offers low visibility profile, and am curious to real life visibility incidents.
-Seth