A court hears that a man arrested at a Henry Nowak demonstration had a device around his arm and made threatening remarks toward police. Daniel Frost, 44, is said to have wrapped a rope with a carabiner around his arm, which prosecutors describe as a makeshift knuckle duster. He allegedly told officers that the item was a dog lead. The court also heard that Frost said words to police equivalent to “come and get it,” during the incident. The reports describe the device as improvised and intended to be used as a weapon, while Frost’s account frames it as a non-threatening object. The hearing considers the circumstances of the arrest and the statements made to police. The case is being assessed in court based on the evidence presented, including police accounts and any materials related to what Frost carried and how he described it at the time.