8 home invasions per day in Victoria

[FLEKTARN]

Bobby, what the fuck, man. You went straight somewhat over your head. IQ 75 is far too much for African thug wannabe lords shankers, man.

No they reckon it's about 75 - well below normal.

I bet they only have 54.

[Bobby]

I think I'll keep track of the worst home invasions on this thread.

How long before some poor person is killed in their own home?

[Valkie]

The darkies home invasions always turn ugly when they are discovered.

So they sneak around, and steal whenever they can.

If someone walks in, and they are too old, too frail or unable to defend themselves
Then the darkies attack.

If the individual has the slightest ability to defend themselves
The darkies run away with great haste.

Cowards all.

[Bobby]

The darkies home invasions always turn ugly when they are discovered.

So they sneak around, and steal whenever they can.

If someone walks in, and they are too old, too frail or unable to defend themselves
Then the darkies attack.

If the individual has the slightest ability to defend themselves
The darkies run away with great haste.

Cowards all.

In one case there were 12 of them attacking
an old woman - over 80.
I'll find it later.

[Valkie]

This is the sort of scum that a few vigilantes could sort out in short order.

Or

We could just invite the KKK over for a working holiday.

[Valkie]

This is the sort of scum that a few vigilantes could sort out in short order.

Or

We could just invite the KKK over for a working holiday.

[Bobby]

The darkies home invasions always turn ugly when they are discovered.

So they sneak around, and steal whenever they can.

If someone walks in, and they are too old, too frail or unable to defend themselves
Then the darkies attack.

If the individual has the slightest ability to defend themselves
The darkies run away with great haste.

Cowards all.

In one case there were 12 of them attacking
an old woman - over 80.
I'll find it later.

I was wrong - the woman wasn't over 80 she was only 59.

https://www.3aw.com.au/more-than-a-doze ... rnes-west/

05/01/2018
Mob of African youths go on horrendous crime rampage in Melbourne’s west

In a truly horrific incident, a 59-year-old woman was smacked on the face and forced to sit in the front room of her house
while more than a dozen youths ransacked her home.

Police believe four males smashed the glass door of her Hillside home just before 11.30pm and entered.

Another 10 males then entered the home, stealing a number of electrical items and car keys.

“These are really horrendous offences. The community has every right to be outraged.”
– Victoria Police commander Russell Barrett on 3AW.

[Valkie]

So brave these darkies.

Take them on one at a time and watch them cry and beg for mercy.

And I'd give it to them too....not

[Black Orchid]

Police are so desperate to find three teenagers allegedly responsible for a violent home invasion in Melbourne's south-west that an unprecedented court order has been granted to release the names and images of the suspects.

On Tuesday, police released photos of Mading Nyolic, 16, Deng Kuol, 17 and Bafal Gatluak, 16, whom they wish to speak to in relation to the home invasion in Wyndham Vale. Police described it as "a hugely concerning crime".

It is one of the few times the Children's Court has granted permission to publish the names and images of alleged youth offenders.

Police were called to a home in Peppermint Crescent in Wyndham Vale about 5.40am on November 17 after five males allegedly forced their way into the house of an elderly couple and their adult daughter. The teens allegedly did so using weapons and then stole the resident's car. The car was found half an hour later in a street in Point Cook.

Police have refused to comment on reports one of the alleged offenders put a gun to the chest of a victim during the incident.

Detectives from Taskforce Wayward arrested and charged two teenagers in relation to the incident last Wednesday and are now seeking the other three.

Police are urging the public not to approach the boys - who are believed to be in hiding in the Collingwood, Sunshine or Melton areas - and to instead call police.

"We do believe them to be together, particularly in the Collingwood area so we would ask residents in and around that area to be vigilant," Detective Senior Sergeant Brett Kahan said on Tuesday.

"They are actively avoiding police apprehension. The home invasion in question was a particularly concerning crime and it involved elderly victims ... that's certainly one of the reasons we have come to this step today."

Detective Senior Sergeant Kahan would not comment when directly asked about any prior alleged offending by the trio, but later said "there are a number of ongoing investigations" surrounding them.

Police were able to identify the alleged offenders so quickly because one of the trio on the run was known to them via the Taskforce Wayward program, in which police monitor youth offenders in Melbourne's west.

Investigators also don't believe the boys have been home and it's understood their parents were all extremely distressed.

Those involved with the case believe it is "unprecedented" for the Children's Court to grant such an order, so much so that police were shocked at the decision.

An 18-year-old Melton West man faced Melbourne Magistrates’ Court last Wednesday charged with aggravated home invasion and theft of a motor vehicle. He was remanded to face court again on December 10.

A 16-year-old Glenroy boy was also arrested last Wednesday and faced a children’s court charged with aggravated home invasion and theft of a motor vehicle. He was remanded to a later date.

The Wyndham Vale area, which also includes the suburbs of Manor Lakes and Mount Cottrell, has among the highest rates of aggravated burglaries in Melbourne.

There were 14 residential aggravated burglaries in the area in the 12 months to June this year, Crime Statistics Agency data shows.

A burglary is classified as aggravated by police if the resident was inside the house at the time the address was being targeted, but it does not mean the victim came into direct contact with the crook.

Home invasions are where a group of assailants carry out a home burglary and often go out of their way to antagonise the occupant.

However, it is not possible to determine how many of those aggravated burglaries were home invasions, because the Crime Statistics Agency does not differentiate between those crimes in their latest yearly figures.

In addition to the 14 aggravated home burglaries in Wyndham Vale there were 97 non-aggravated home break-ins.

https://www.theage.com.au/national/vict ... 50ikn.html

[sprintcyclist]

What say you ?

a/ Deport them ?

b/ A lifetime working as unpaid slaves in captivity ?