Mangum stabbed Daye once in the side

 The crimes, under the Firearms and Offensive Weapons Act are alleged to have happened at Abbeydale Close on September 9 last.The DPP consented to summary disposal of the case in the District Court.Sgt Maria O'Callaghan said gardai were called to attend the address in question, where it was alleged that Stirrat was being "threatening and intimidating to neighbours and waving a knife around".There were no injuries to anyone in relation to the incident, she said.Judge David McHugh accepted jurisdiction to deal with the case at District Court level.Defence Solicitor Valerie Buckley requested a summary of the prosecution's defence and disclosure of statements.Jose Diaz-Ferrez was arrested after a Des Moines police officer found him with a knife allegedly attempting to stab witnesses about 4:10 this morning, according to the Des Moines Police report.The officer happened upon Ferrez after he heard screaming on the 300 block of E. Court Avenue. When the officer arrived Diaz-Ferrez was allegedly lunging at people with a 4-inch lock blade knife, the report said.Three witnesses said they did not know the suspect, but he attempted to stab them after they left the bar.

 During the altercation, bar security came out and threatened Diaz-Ferrez with a taser to try and stop him. One witness drove her car in between the suspect and other witnesses to try and end the incident.When the officer arrived he pulled his gun out and told Diaz-Ferrez to drop the knife. That is when the suspect allegedly attempted to stab the officer.The suspect ran away from the officer, which initiated a chase before he surrendered to the officer and was arrested.According to a written statement, the bill will "protect law-abiding knife owners traveling throughout the U.S. from the vagaries of restrictive state and local laws. As long as possession of the particular knife is legal in the state where the journey starts and ends, and provided the knife is secured in accordance with KOPA, a knife owner would no longer be threatened with arrest simply for traveling from one place to another.