The fact that the murder weapon was a large Rambo style knife leads me to believe this was not someone like a boyfriend or party goer who was just hanging out. Who carries that around? This was absolutely premeditated and I can see why they would say targeted. Someone entered that house with a large blade for a reason. Moo
Yeah, imo that’s a weird knife to just carry around through your normal daily life. A daily carry would more like a folding pocket knife style. Or maybe a small fixed blade. But a standard USMC Kabar is 11.87 inches long with a 7” blade.
And here is Idaho’s knife law: “
According to Idaho Knife Law, the regulation restricts carrying knives and blades whose length is more than 4”. According to Code 1833-02 (2), you can only carry legal knives by concealing but sharp and illegal knives of Idaho are not allowed to carry without permission by hiding. You cannot conceal a Dagger, Dirk or a Bowie without a permit from the local Sheriff’s Officer of your state.
- It is illegal to carry any knife open or concealed with a blade larger than 2.5” to any public places or government buildings.
- It is illegal to conceal a knife whose length is longer than 4”.
- Without the permission of the peace office, you cannot carry a knife or blade in a vehicle.
- You cannot carry knives when you are drunk.
Exception of Carrying Knife
According to Idaho
Code 18-3302 (3), you carry a knife more than 4” if you have a license of your professions like a police officer, chef, army, hunter, fisherman, or a butcher.
According to Idaho Code 1883-02, you cannot carry deadly weapons and dangerous blades which can harm people in public places. You have to take the permission of a peace officer of the state for carrying any kind of knives. Some illegal knives in Idaho are:
- Dirk – The size of a dirk knife or dagger is larger than 7-14”. So, you cannot use dirk or dagger in Idaho because you cannot use the knife length larger than 4”. Therefore, dirk is illegal in Idaho.
KNIFE LENGTH LIMIT
It is legal to carry knives of any length openly in the state of Idaho. One can conceal and carry a maximum blade length of 4“, but when in school compound, the maximum length is 2.5”. According to Idaho Const. Art. I, § 11, a person may carry concealed knife with a blade that is less than four inches. This includes knives such as Bowie, dirk knife, dagger and dirk. A person who intends to carry a dagger, a knife and a Bowie with a larger blade must seek for or be in possession of a license that allows him to carry concealed weapons.
CONCEALED CARRY
The law restricts carrying concealed knives or any other blade. It forbids carrying of dirks, bowie knives, and daggers, single and double edged blades, and knives with blades that are more than 4 inches. Instruments needed to prepare or which can be used to eat food such as cleaver and pocket knife are exempted from this rule and can be concealed and carried.