Bias_2012 wrote on Oct 7^th, 2015 at 8:27am:


We need to actively lobby.

Baronvonrort wrote on Oct 7^th, 2015 at 8:45am:


A Monday to Friday 7am - 11pm committed troll.

Gets a tad too much after a while.

Never mind...let's move on with this topic. Ok?

Grappler Deep State Feller wrote on Oct 7^th, 2015 at 12:41am:


The government should introduce an annual tithe upon the Muslim Community to help cover the enormous cost to the Australian taxpayer that this troublesome and dysfunctional Islamic community incurs upon us through its high incarceration rate, high unemployment rate, high Disability Support Rate, and all the mischief revolving around jihad and terrorism.

Ok I'll ignore him, he cherrypicked my post so he's not genuine about discussing the topic, just disrupting it.


Let's hope the Police can do enough this time to stop these ungrateful muslims terrorising the community once and for all.

Police actions should also include sending submissions to Fed and State Parliaments to screen immigrants more intensely, before they arrive, not after

Bias_2012 wrote on Oct 7^th, 2015 at 9:25am:


Yep. He cherry picks bits n pieces of anything posted. It's nothing more than a passive aggressive form of baiting a victim into responding....typically to protest the out of context appearance of a post which he has manipulated for others to misconstrue also.

Hence, let's not buy into or feed this type of troll behaviour and move on with this topic instead.

Now...I like your idea about what the police can do...what about us?

Police stations ought to be safe places for those of us needing help.

These places are fast becoming off limits to us. It's where you can now end up dying as a result of some nutter who's been brainwashed into thinking they are doing something awesome and wonderful in the name of Allah.

You get where I'm coming from?

If you can't be safe in an Australian police station...

•Victim, a police IT worker, was ‘simply leaving work’ when shot dead
•Shooting happened outside Police HQ in Parramatta at 4.30pm
•Gunman shot dead by Special Constables after gunfight
•Children were trapped in daycare with dead body at door

THE gunman who shot dead a police staffer was a 15-year-old who had visited Parramatta Mosque on his way to commit murder.

The teenager, a naturalised Australian who arrived his with his family from Iran, had walked to the police headquarters in Charles Street from his home in North Parramatta before opening fire on a civilian police employee.

Police are today trying to track down the teenage killer’s family who may have left the area.

His victim was a father-of-two, a son and a daughter, who is understood to have worked in the finance area for police.

Witnesses have told The Saturday Telegraph that after shooting dead the civilian employee, the teenager ran up and down infront of police headquarters waving his handgun in the air and shouting: “Allah. Allah.”

It was then that two special constables on security duty ran from the police building and shot the gunman dead.

Police are trying to find out who radicalised the teenager.

He had no identification on him and it is understood to be his brother who rang police and said he thought he knew who the gunman was.

Security may be beefed up at tomorrow’s NRL grand final following the incident.

“An employee of the NSW Police Force has been callously murdered,” Police Commissioner Andrew Scipione said last night. “I viewed a number of pieces of footage. I can tell you this was a brutal crime. A terrible crime.”

The gunman, walked past one ­female police officer before shooting the civilian employee in the back of the head.

It is not certain if the victim was known to the gunman, who had still not been identified late on Friday night.

Mr Scipione said the vision showed the civilian employee was “targeted”.

The attacker remained on the street after killing the public servant with a single shot and got into an exchange with special constables working in the building.

The commissioner praised the bravery of the special constables guarding the entrance, who have full police powers and who were sprayed with bullets by the gunman before he was shot dead.

He said police had not ruled out that the gunman, who had no identification on him, was working with others, although it was too soon to know the motive.

The Saturday Telegraph has learned messages had been sent to police to be on alert because people had been seen taking photographs of the entrance to the building, which houses the crack major crime squads.

Sources said the building had been “cased” and there had been “chatter” in recent weeks about a potential ­attack, but the target was not clear.

http://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/news/parramatta-shooting-multiple-shots-fired-o...

He's over the age of 14....so our court system won't be giving him an easy time. Esp given the current CONTEXT of Islamic terrorist acts on Australian soil.