Police arrest man with knife in Watford

9:00am Saturday 12th January 2013 in News Photograph of the Author By Adam Binnie, Senior Reporter

Police were called to reports of a man hitting vehicles in Queens Road on Thursday.

When officers arrived at about 6.30pm, a person who saw the man hitting cars said he was also carrying a knife.

After finding a knife nearby the police arrested a man.

Mark Gradkowski, a 32-year-old from Chestnut Walk, has been charged with possession of a bladed article in public, and bailed to appear before Central West Herts Magistrates Court on Jan 22.

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drunkenduck says...
11:20pm Sat 12 Jan 13

That was nothing comparing what else went on Thursday early in the day.

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G_Whiz says...
11:31pm Sat 12 Jan 13

drunkenduck wrote:
That was nothing comparing what else went on Thursday early in the day.
ooh! tell us more!

This bloke sounds dangerous! - bail???

Thought our Police and courts were clamping down on knife carriers?

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Razor Sharp says...
12:17pm Sun 13 Jan 13

He was probably a disgruntled commuter who uses London Midland.

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MarsLander says...
1:58pm Sun 13 Jan 13

Razor Sharp wrote:
He was probably a disgruntled commuter who uses London Midland.
Wasn't there a report of some disgruntled commuter hanging around outside the Junction station earlier in the week?

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Razor Sharp says...
7:54pm Sun 13 Jan 13

Yes MarsLander ........ and he looked high on something. No idea why he did a video in that state.

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melly says...
8:57pm Wed 16 Jan 13

how nice! it was my mums vehicle he hit and he also asked her aggresively (sp) if she wanted some trouble when she got out her car to ask what he was doing, this is the 1st we have heard about happened to him, wat police have told her nothing, and when she called for an update on they had non of her details, only another lady that had also called them, thanks wat obs for informing us ( she also didnt know till reading this that he had a knife)

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