Would the police count this as an offensive weapon?

Nah, a room where he takes them, turns the lights off and "has words" with them non violently to tell them how wrong he thinks their life choices are.

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I have a 4D maglite. Does a job both as a torch and defensive item.

Hear a noise at night in your outhouse? Grab the torch, check it out, catch intruder, beat them with it, wait till police arrive.

Police didn't have a problem when this happened at mine.

In fact police are pretty chilled out with protecting your house/ family on your property in my experience. Had 4 attempted burglaries, caught them in the act all 4 times, caught 2 people...
 
you need one of these.

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if the police ask questions, say yuou are on the way to a star trek convention. Just make sure you have got a starfleet uniform on though ........ :D
 
It doesn't matter what you beat the intruder with, wether its a rolling pin, a claw hammer or an actual police baton. Infact you can have a police baton in your house, it only becomes an offence when you take it out to a public place. (Yeah getting the baton home is a problem)

If you have to beat someone in your house who has broke in, what you used should not be judged in a court room. What will be judged was if the force you used was reasonable and justified.
 
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