Charge 7 read in material part as follows: “[the applicant did] repeatedly punch and kick David Charles Denny on the head, repeatedly threaten to slash and stab him, present a knife to him, attempt to

According to a second forensic examination carried out slightly later that night, at 3.30 a.m., the applicant had a 1 cm scab on the right knee.

After that he was laid on a table where he was stripped naked, searched for arms, dressed again, then forced to the ground where he remained for some 15   minutes, with a police officer’s knee against

According to the applicant, on 11 October 2023 her neighbour attacked her with a knife and threatened her verbally, in the presence of the applicant’s child.

He further claimed that he himself had been suffering from a knee injury which would have prevented him from kicking hard enough to break his wife’s thumb.

    The Croatian authorities regained control over the city of Knin and the nearby village of Golubić on 5 August 1995. 4.     On 5 November 1997 Croatia ratified the Convention.

The incident report stated that the police found masks, illegal documents, knives and spray paint in the tent.

The two men exchanged a few heated remarks; at some point Mr Yu.T. unexpectedly hit the applicant in the face and kicked him with a knee in the hip.

During this the applicant had all of a sudden taken a knife from a drawer and stabbed him.

On 6 November 2016, at 10.28 p.m., the police received a call that a black man, Mr B., had entered a flat of a sleeping neighbour, Mr G., with a large knife and blood stains and then left.

    On 17 March 1999 both applicants applied for repossession of their house to the Housing Commission of the Town of Knin ( Stambena Komisija Knin – “the Housing Commission”), as provided by

A knife was also found on his person. 9.

When the police arrest and support team (“AOT”), which had been tasked to apprehend Y. and take him to a mental health institution, entered the apartment, Y. was carrying a knife and he did not react to

It found that there were no grounds to believe that the applicant intended to use the knife against the police officers. 37.

He denied assaulting S. or having had a knife. 27.

He was [still] moving... the same night I had seen that [the first assailant] had a knife... The knife is mine, [but] I gave it to [the first assailant]... a long time before this [night]...

On 12 February 1999 the applicant was arrested on suspicion of the unlawful possession of a hunting knife, in breach of Article 235 of the Criminal Code.

They seized knives, clothes and other items. 14.

In this position they pressed his knees to the edge of the desk to immobilise him, put a gas mask on him and blocked the air vent cutting off his air supply.