Grappler Truth Teller Feller wrote on Dec 13
th, 2024 at 2:55pm:
Racism this is... chapter 2 - where are all the luvvies weeping uncontrollably and rocking back and forth on their haunches about 'scrimination', and 'racism', and 'lack of falcon internet' etc, to work on while munching down a packet of Tim Tams:-
"On Saturday night, a 22-year-old man allegedly climbed into a woman’s bedroom window and sexually assaulted her while she was sleeping.
He was charged with two counts of sexual intercourse without consent, gross indecency without consent, aggravated burglary, being armed with an offensive weapon and traffic offences.
In another incident on Thursday, three young males allegedly demanded alcohol from a 57-year-old man in his home, threatening him with weapons including a baseball bat and a tomahawk.
The youths fled the scene in a stolen Mitsubishi. A 19-year-old and a 16-year-old were later arrested, while one offender remains outstanding.
NT Police Commissioner Michael Murphy said it was “totally unacceptable and people needed to feel safe in their homes”.
“We’ve seen a shift from really public space and inner-city activity to activity in the suburbs,” he said on Thursday.
“We’ve met with the team this morning and given really clear instructions about repurpose, as well as the operational response of four or five police cars, night police cars, calling and responding to calls for public assistance.”
Mr Murphy said officers would target specific locations and focus on people who should not be there.
“Our thoughts are with all the victims of crime, especially the mum and the two-month-old baby who are in Adelaide and seeking medical attention,” he said.
Ms Finocchiaro issued a statement on Thursday acknowledging the “hurt, fear and anger” in the Alice Springs community, which felt the system had “let them down for a very long time”.
“The recent tragic events highlight the dire consequences of years of policy failure,” she said.
“The high level of violent offending is not acceptable and takes a huge toll on our community and emergency responders. People have a right to be safe in their homes. The community deserves to be safe.”
As part of the territory’s response to escalating crime in Alice Springs, the chief minister said a Fugitive Taskforce would target people with outstanding warrants, high-risk repeat offenders and urban streets.
“Alice Springs will be divided into five sectors, four urban including the CBD, and one rural sector,” she said.
“This means Operation Ludlow will be divided into intensive patrols in those sectors and supported by additional police to give highly visible, high engagement policing.”
The Chief Minister is expected to hold urgent meetings over the coming days with community bodies and announce further measures to reduce crime.
“I thank our police for their brave and diligent work to ensure the offenders could not cause further harm to our community,” she said.
“I thank all of the first responders who provided urgent care to the victims.”
Fine words from Murphy, he’s the upholder of the law and when some outnumbered ‘’white’’ bloke kills a couple of attackers inside his own home, Murphy and the NT Government will be down on him like a tonne of bricks.
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