>>The plan included provisions for removing “all sharp objects from the home”
Tell me how one accoplishes this, please. This is complete pie in the sky bull squeeze at a typical home. Food preparation involves sharp items. Lawn care involves sharp objects. Tool boxes typically involve sharp objects. The list goes on and on.
And there is the plain fact that humans are inventive creatures. Many non-sharp normal, everyday objects can easily be made so, or used as a weapon as-is, no sharpening required. A baseball bat comes to mind as a common item thus.
Boilerplate text in a psych eval that protects the evaluator but does nothing of any practical use.
“Many non-sharp normal, everyday objects can easily be made so, or used as a weapon as-is, no sharpening required. A baseball bat comes to mind as a common item thus.”
Cast Iron Frying Pan. Ask my Grandma about the time she fended off a burglar with hers! :)
They’d better ban making a FIST, too! Someone could get hurt.
And don’t get me started on what the Army trained me to do with a No. 2 Yellow Pencil! ;)