Vic Melbourne's Sudanese gangs

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Fact Check on Victorian African Crime - Diversity Council Australia

DCA explores the real facts on Victorian African Crime, debunking myths and stereotypes that have been a topic of discussion recently.

www.dca.org.au

 

[LanceRomance]

Arrests for theft related offences.

Less offenders.

Not violent crime.

Repeat offenders are being caught by police at a greater rate, hence the number goes up.

Largely theft related offences are tied to spikes in cost of living pressures.

If it was cost of living related, wouldn't there be more young people? Rather than the cabal of young offenders that keep getting re-arrested?

 

[HurleyHepsHird]

If it was cost of living related, wouldn't there be more young people? Rather than the cabal of young offenders that keep getting re-arrested?

No, becausethe effects of changes to SES are not felt evenly or proportionally.

Those already in a precarious position often experience a negative multiplier across a range of quality of life measures during economic downturns or cost of living spikes.

More dramatic increases in poverty, family violence, worsened mental health, physical health and educational outcomes, and so on. This is a well studied area in criminology, governance and public health.

Literally one of the best things you can do to reduce the violent crime rate is decrease unemployment (lower interest rates) and increase funding for domestic violence intervention and services.

Likewise for petty and property related crime, any policies that improve housing security, and increase the safety net, in our case Centrelink payments, access to mental health support and so on.

There are models for community programs that help decrease youth recidivism.

But nothing comes even close to decreasing the rate of domestic violence, or petty youth crime relating to theft, than federal financial support, more favourable monetary conditions for employment and more funding/staff available to service health and domestic violence services.

A bloke on the drink and bashing his wife or kids due to the pressures of work, and a national shortage of professional support workers who specialise in DV counselling, intervention or support for victims is what makes angry kids, broken homes, addicted parents, and children forced to steel food or commit petty crime to get by.

 

[Gough]

Y'all been watching too much of this shite.

 

[demondavey]

Can we go out to dinner yet?

No. And don’t go to the MCG and support Richmond. We don’t need the 300 Melbourne fans on ANZAC EVE feeling diminished.

 

[demondavey]

There’s been gangs of disgruntled youths as long as societies have existed. There was a pretty bad gang of white terrorists yesterday promoting fascist agendas. I try not to get worried about a home invasion. If they do break in a steal my car? Well it’s insured.

 

[10571z]

Start locking them up and throwing away the key and or deporting them and you’ll see if drop quickly.

 

[demondavey]

Start locking them up and throwing away the key and or deporting them and you’ll see if drop quickly.

Were the people that murdered those two kids Sudanese?

I think anyone committing these violent offences irrespective of skin colour need to be locked away. If we are going to deport them then deport Tom Sewell as well.

 

[demondavey]

Triads from China, Vietnamese drug gangs, Italian dope growers. We've been here before haven't we?

Thank god for the Italians

 

[Grin]

Start locking them up and throwing away the key and or deporting them and you’ll see if drop quickly.

I think that’s a great idea.
Crime in England became virtually non existent during the convict era.
Should be more people with your insight in the Federal opposition


Oh wait

 

[10571z]

I think that’s a great idea.
Crime in England became virtually non existent during the convict era.
Should be more people with your insight in the Federal opposition


Oh wait

Bailing people 50 times is working well.

 

[Number37]

Bailing people 50 times is working well.

"Tough on crime" does nothing to abate crime. It only fills jail cells.

 

[Grin]

Bailing people 50 times is working well.

Criminalising poverty works so much better
I agree that we should definitely go back to the 18th century. Jail them and ship ‘em off I say

 

[10571z]

Criminalising poverty works so much better
I agree that we should definitely go back to the 18th century. Jail them and ship ‘em off I say

Who loses then? Besides the criminals?

 

[Grin]

Who loses then? Besides the criminals?

Why does anyone need to lose, apart from poor people?

 

[10571z]

Why does anyone apart from poor people need to lose?

Sorry where did i mention poor people?

 

[Grin]

Sorry where did i mention poor people?

You asked who loses

 

[10571z]

You asked who loses

How do poor people lose?

 

[Grin]

How do poor people lose?

Ummmm

Start locking them up and throwing away the key and or deporting them and you’ll see if drop quickly.

 

[10571z]

Ummmm

Oh you mean violent criminals lose.

 

[Grin]

Oh you mean violent criminals lose.

I agree that locking poor people and minorities up and throwing away the key and/or deporting them prevents violent crime.
I feel we’re in furious agreement.

I wish I was brave enough to stand with you as you heroically bashed those women at Camp Sovereignty

 

[10571z]

I agree that locking poor people and minorities up and throwing away the key and/or deporting them prevents violent crime.
I feel we’re in furious agreement.

I wish I was brave enough to stand with you as you heroically bashed those women at Camp Sovereignty

What do I have to do with Nazis at camp sovereignty?

 

[Grin]

What do I have to do with Nazis at camp sovereignty?

You seem the type
Did I overrate you?

 

[10571z]

You seem the type
Did I overrate you?

Because I believe giving bail to people 50 times is nonsensical?

 

[Grin]

Because I believe giving bail to people 50 times is nonsensical?

Who got bail 50 times?

 

[10571z]

Who got bail 50 times?

Boy, 15, arrested in Melbourne after being given more than 50 counts of bail

He was released by a Children's Court judge and police allege just twelve hours later he was re-offending.

www.9news.com.au

Anyone that reoffends on bail should have a mandatory isolation sentence imo.