It turns out that Bray was holding his Master Sword fidget toy while walking around the center of Nuneaton, a town in England. Considering the fact that the blade on the toy measures at six inches ...

Anthony Bray, 48, tried to tell officers the small replica of the 'Master Sword' from the Nintendo game series was a fidget toy when he was stopped in Nuneaton, Warwickshire. CCTV operators had ...

Watch on YouTube When questioned, Bray said the Master Sword replica was purchased online as a fidget toy. Officers explained that despite this being the intended purpose, the blade "was in fact a ...

A man has been sent to prison for four months for carrying a tiny Master Sword replica he claimed was a ‘fidget toy’, in Nuneaton. Being an overzealous gamer can get you in a lot of trouble ...

A man was sentenced to four months in prison for carrying a six-inch Master Sword in public ... It is possible to find fidget toys that aren’t six-inch blades. Sergeant Spellman of the Patrol ...

A gaming enthusiast has been jailed for carrying a replica sword from ... police was a 'fidget toy'. Anthony Bray, 48, was seen with the miniature version of the iconic 'Master Sword' on a street ...

According to the report, Bray was spotted by officers on June 8 with the Master Sword in his hands as he walked down the street. However, it's important to note that this wasn't simply some toy prop.

was sentenced to four months in prison for carrying a 6-inch Master Sword replica from Nintendo's The Legend of Zelda series. Despite claiming it was a fidget toy, he was arrested for carrying a ...

Bray claimed that the sword was a “fidget” – something to keep his hands busy. He told officers he had bought it online as a fidget toy. But the knife was a replica of the Master Sword from ...