ACTOR Danny Dyer has revealed he keeps a metal cosh to protect against intruders â but could land in trouble with the law.
The star, 47, has gifted a similar one to daughter Dani’s fiancé, England and ace , 28.
Dani with fiancé, England and West Ham ace Jarrod Bowen
Danny Dyer has revealed he keeps a metal cosh to protect against intruders
Dani Dyer reveals how her dad gifted her fiancé a similar metal cosh to his ownOn podcast Live and Let Dyers, said: “Shout out to you burglars out there because by the time this airs I’ll be back (from Dubai).
“And I’ve got a naughty dog called Debbie, I’m belled up to f***.
“Don’t try and sniff round my gaff when this is out, because I’ll be waiting for you with a cosh â my favourite weapon of choice when I’m in my house.”;
Co-host , 28, explained her dad had given one to her and Jarrod, adding: “He has it next to him.”;
Danny clarified: “No, I’ve got another one. I did give one to Jarrod, a spring cosh.
“It was one of my early presents to him because he’s very protective of you.
“So he’s got the one with a spring on it. My one’s pure metal. It’s almost like a baton. It’s a good tool.”;
Possessing an extendable baton was outlawed by the Offensive Weapons Act 2019.
Possessing an extendable baton was outlawed by the Offensive Weapons Act 2019It is not clear if Danny’s or that given to Jarrod fit that description.
A lawyer said: “This is not a wise thing to admit so freely.
“If someone’s first act when an intruder broke in was to attack them with a cosh, and not ask them to leave, the prosecution would be within their rights to say it was not a reasonable response.”;
representative was asked to comment.



