Victoria Police   presentation on youth crime   criticised




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Victoria Police presentation on youth crime criticised for 'racist' focus on 'African gangs' Stateline Natalie Whiting and Monique Hore Posted 2h ago 2024-May-27  Mon .......The day before the presentation, an email went out warning that Victoria Police had advised there would be "graphic footage that some attendees may find confronting" and that people might want to "excuse themselves" if they found it distressing. In the aftermath, multiple staff said the warning was insufficient for what was shown. One staff member said to put it "bluntly", police "should have said 'we are about to show you someone get stabbed to death'." Victoria Police told the ABC its warnings gave people "ample opportunity" to leave the presentation. Internal emails from the justice department said "explicit videos and even CCTV footage of a murder was shown", along with "very graphic and violent footage" from a "range of serious violent incidents including stabbings and still images involving young people and adults allegedly involved both as victims and perpetrators". On eight separate occasions in the documents, the word "gratuitous" is used to describe the graphic content shown. In one person's handwritten notes from the session, they questioned why they were watching a murder. The attendee wrote: "Unclear purpose of showing [this] video is." Among the audience were people who knew both victims and offenders. "Some of those in attendance are also members of our vibrant African and South Sudanese Australian communities, including those who personally knew the victims of serious assaults and who were shown video in the presentation of these assaults," one email said. While several people acknowledged the "traumatic experiences" officers faced, and the need for policy makers to "understand the practical and operational realities" of frontline police work, they didn't think the presentation helped achieve this. One person commented they were "disturbed" by "the casual way the violent imagery was discussed" and another said the commentary was "upsetting … flippant, and racist in several points." It is unclear how many of the attendees complained based on the consolidated feedback provided in the emails, but the secretary of the department described it as "significant staff concerns". Victoria Police says it received "a combination of both positive and negative feedback" following the presentation.

https://www.abc.net.au/news/2024-05-27/victoria-police-youth-crime-presentation-labelled-racist/103877374



A PERSPECTIVE......
1/ If police in Victoria describe examples of youth violence,
it is a public information issue.

2/ If police in Victoria describe examples of youth violence
[and if it becomes apparent, that the criminal activity is committed by 'people of colour',
it is a      police/institutionalised racism     issue.


i.e.
'If we [happen to] have black skin, and you attract attention to criminality....
...by members of 'our community', YOU are a racist.'

Q.
Is that attribution, of 'racism' fair ?

If any criminal activity [in any Australian state],
happens,
and if it becomes apparent, that criminal activity is committed by 'people of colour',
must the police and the MSM try to hide the ethnicity of those doing crimes,
IF THEY COULD BE 'IDENTIFIED' AS NOT BEING 'WHITE' PERSONS ?

They should publish the truthful video.

Bobby. wrote on May 27^th, 2024 at 9:12am:

They should publish the truthful video.

That is racism bobby.  !!!!!



bobby,

If we know something which the government does not want us to know,
that is racism bobby.  !!!!!

Just ask, esafety commissioner Julie Inman Grant.

Whenever we witness 'people of colour' [i.e. non-white people] doing criminal activity,
and if we come to identify such persons, as 'people of colour',
we may begin to associate criminal behaviour with 'people of colour'.

Well, just scrub that thought,  ......from your mind.

esafety commissioner Julie Inman Grant   ....will 'help' you bobby.

.......IT IS CALLED BRAINWASHING.


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Yadda wrote on May 27^th, 2024 at 8:35am:

A PERSPECTIVE...... 1/ If police in Victoria describe examples of youth violence, it is a public information issue. 2/ If police in Victoria describe examples of youth violence [and if it becomes apparent, that the criminal activity is committed by 'people of colour', it is a      police/institutionalised racism     issue. i.e. 'If we [happen to] have black skin, and you attract attention to criminality.... ...by members of 'our community', YOU are a racist.' Q. Is that attribution, of 'racism' fair ? If any criminal activity [in any Australian state], happens, and if it becomes apparent, that criminal activity is committed by 'people of colour', must the police and the MSM try to hide the ethnicity of those doing crimes, IF THEY COULD BE 'IDENTIFIED' AS NOT BEING 'WHITE' PERSONS ?

Yadda,

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That is racism bobby.  !!!!!

Racism is the truth?

Bobby. wrote on May 27^th, 2024 at 9:48am:

Yadda, Quote: That is racism bobby.  !!!!! Racism is the truth?

No bobby.



The truth is racist.
......if the truth embarrasses someone.....whom it should not.

Like,    ....a WOKE, or LEFTIST politician.



Just ask, esafety commissioner Julie Inman Grant.


baron said........
http://www.ozpolitic.com/forum/YaBB.pl?num=1713787452/6#6