A teenager who went out for a street fight armed with a knife has avoided jail – but boasted of his ‘ Ankle Rolex ’ after being given an electronic tag by a judge . Calvin Saward , 18 , was baited by former friends who called him asking for a scrap outside his home in Herne Bay , Kent , and grabbed a knife to confront the gang . But his father disarmed him before any fight could take place and called police . Then , at Canterbury Crown Court last week , he was ordered him to stay indoors overnight for the next four weeks . Avoided jail : Calvin Saward ( left ) , 18 , grabbed a knife to confront a gang outside his home . Then after the case , Saward posted a picture on Facebook of his electronic tag ( right ) , which he labelled 'Ankle Rolex ' After the case , Saward posted a picture on Facebook of his electronic tag , which he labelled ‘ Ankle Rolex ’ , adding : ‘ Want to pull this thing off already . Lesson learned ? Don ’ t play with knives. ’ Judge Heather Norton said the father ’ s actions last December prevented the incident from escalating . And Phil Rowley , defending , said : ‘ His dad should be commended for his behaviour. ’ The judge told Saward : ‘ What you did was a very stupid act . It was not just stupid ; it was also dangerous - not just to others but also to yourself . ‘ People who take knives on to the street should realise the consequences could be fatal . There is a lot of concern about young people arranging fights and then taking knives with them . Sentenced : At Canterbury Crown Court ( pictured ) last week , Saward was ordered him to stay indoors overnight for the next four weeks . He was also given a community order by the judge . ‘ I know you were confronted by a larger group , but you could have stayed inside . ‘ Your father ’ s action in taking that knife away and calling the police may have landed you in court , but probably prevented something more serious from occurring. ’ Possessing a knife in public usually results in an immediate jail term , but the judge gave the teenager a community order . She also took the unusual step of refusing to issue a destruction order for the weapon and returned the kitchen knife to the father , who was present at the court .
Calvin Saward , the next four weeks , grabbed a knife to confront gang outside Kent home . But father disarmed him before fight could take place and called police . Judge orders Saward to stay indoors overnight for 18 . Teenager posts picture on Facebook of his electronic tag after the case .