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Graffiti Vandalism - Clarkson, Western Australia 

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Graffiti Vandalism - Clarkson, Western Australia 

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Nathan Gilmour

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Family and Domestic Violence - Rockingham Western Australia.

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Family and Domestic Violence - Rockingham Western Australia.

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Michael Nock

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The Sex Trade - Sex Trafficking in Durham Region, Canada.

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The Sex Trade - Sex Trafficking in Durham Region, Canada.

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Teresa Ceranowicz

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Rates of Violence against Hospital Staff in Western Australia

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Rates of Violence against Hospital Staff in Western Australia

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Chance Belton

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Gail Barton

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Drug Use at Music Festivals

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Police targeting drug users at a music festival outside of Sydney have arrested a young man and handed a dozen revellers with court notices for drug possession.

At the boutique Secret Garden festival, held in Camden outside of Sydney, police led a high visibility operation with officers from four different area commands, and canines from the dog unit.

The officers descended on the site from Campbelltown, Liverpool City, and Fairfield City along with South West Metropolitan Region Licensing and the Dog Unit in what police referred to as a "high visibility" operation.

The police operation was there to target "anti-social behaviour, alcohol-related crime and liquor licensing legislation," according to police.

NSW Premier Gladys Berejiklian has introduced tough new measures to combat the spate of deaths in the state in the last five months. These include tough licensing provisions for festivals and harsh penalties for dealers.

A veteran festival attendee close to the organiser of the festival told news.com.au that the level of police presence was more than he'd seen before. He said at the festival there was reports of young people being taken off site in hand cuffs.

On Saturday, the second day off the festival, police arrested a young man and handed out a large number of infringement notices relating to drug possession and crime and ejected intoxicated revellers.

In January the boutique rural festival, which donates proceeds of it's profits to charity and has a dress up day, announced it would be concluding it's run, the 2019 event being its last.

Since Secret Garden began in 2008 it has managed to raise $500,000 for charity.

In January the organisers of the festival announced said the event "may reappear in some other form in the future".

Police found a further 25 people at the festival possessing MDMA, LSD or cannabis.

A 22-year-old man was charged with drug supply after he was found with 32 tabs of LSD, three tablets that police believe to be dexamphetamine, and a cap of MDMA.

The young man from Darlington in the inner city was taken to Narellan Police Station and charged with supply prohibited drug and two counts of possess prohibited drug.

He was released on condition bail and will appear at Picton Local Court on March 26.

Police issued 12 more festival goers with notices to attend court for drug offences. All 12 will be appearing at Picton Local Court on March 26.

A further nine individuals were served criminal infringement notices, four were issued with cannabis cautions and seven were thrown out for being intoxicated.

On Friday police charged ten people with drug offences including possession and supply. Of those, a 27-year-old ACT woman and 32-year-old Croydon woman were arrested for drug offences.
All alleged offenders from the first day of the festival will appear at Picton Local Court on March 28.

The organiser of Secret Garden Festival has been contacted for comment.

The festival concludes today.

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Drug arrests as police target charity music festival in Camden

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Police targeting drug users at a music festival outside of Sydney have arrested a young man and handed a dozen revellers with court notices for drug possession. At the boutique Secret Garden festival, held in Camden outside of Sydney, police led a high visibility operation with officers from four different area commands, and canines from the dog unit.

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Domestic Violence in Queensland

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New data has revealed that breaches to domestic violence orders have reached a record high.

The Gold Coast clocked up a whopping 2,440 breaches from January 2018 to January 2019, which is a 6.5 percent increase on the year before.

Statistics released by Queensland Police shows there have been over 27,000 breaches across the state in the same amount of time.

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Almost 2,000 more cases were documented across Queensland in the year, which is an increase of 7.4 percent.

Shadow Minister for the Prevention of Domestic and Family Violence Stephen Bennett MP said the figures are distressing, and is calling for urgent action from the Palaszczuk Government.

"Something has clearly gone terribly wrong when breaches of DV protection orders continue to rise this fast.

"Delaying action is making the situation worse, while child safety and sexual violence continues to plague Queenslanders every day."

If you are in immediate danger call 000 now. If you require advice or assistance, the following services offer counselling and support.
Lifeline 24/7 telephone crisis support 13 11 14
DV Connect Queensland Statewide Domestic Violence Hotline 24/7 phone 1800 811 811
1800RESPECT 24/7 phone 1800 737 732
Domestic Violence Prevention Centre Gold Coast

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Domestic Violence breaches in Qld at all time high - myGC.com.au

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New data has revealed that breaches to domestic violence orders have reached a record high. The Gold Coast clocked up a whopping 2,440 breaches from January 2018 to January 2019, which is a 6.5 percent increase on the year before.

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African Gangs, the ones the Media and Politicians tell us don't exist continue to wreak havoc in Melbourne and the problem is spreading across the Country.

The African Gang Members are rarely arrested or prosecuted due to the deliberate blind-eye Police turn to their activities inline with the Left Wings Political Correctness and the refusal of the same groups to recognize that they have created a disaster of epic proportions for Australia.

The Police in Victoria are Happy to Lie Directly

Victorian Police are still in denial and are spreading the "nothing to see here" message with the help of the Media.

Victorian Police Commissioner moves to quell concern about African youth crime https://www.abc.net.au/radio/programs/pm/graham-ashton-quells-concern-about-african-youth-crime/9318490

While the African Refugees continue their Nationwide Crime Spree the Government just last week opened the door to more so called Refugees to enter Australia.

Despite the violence and the victims the Australia Media, possibly the most Left Wing Media in the World refuses to even use the term African Gangs, but on the street the residents of these Cities and Towns are forced to live in fear.

African Gangs again in Melbourne and guess how many of the 40 involved got arrested???

Not 1. Victoria Police are an absolute disgrace https://t.co/PnXBS3C13f
- Left Wing Bigots (@LeftWingBigots2) February 17, 2019

Whether @DanielAndrewsMP and @LisanevilleMP and the #vicpol keep fooling themselves that crime rate is going down, crime in Victoria is becoming more violent. They come in gang and let's be honest here, it is mostly by the African kids. Something needed to be done.
- Steve Kenyon (@_stevekenyon) February 17, 2019

Even when they are incarcerated special "Politically Correct" treatment has seen Crime continue, phone intercepts, obtained by Four Corners, reveal how Nigerian detainee and convicted drug importer Dirichukwu Patrick Nweke directed and financed the operation using an American disability pensioner, who he had never met, as a drug mule.

Nweke, 44, was recorded by the NSW Crime Commission and NSW Police as he used smuggled phones to coordinate with operatives in Europe, South America, Africa, Asia and Australia to lure Peter Strand, 65, to Sydney airport with 2.5 kilograms of cocaine.

In a separate case last October, police arrested a second Nigerian detainee who allegedly used 16 contraband phones inside Villawood to run a syndicate that allegedly defrauded Australian romance scam victims and businesses of nearly $3 million.

Home Invasions on the Rise

The man is recovering from serious head injuries in hospital after confronting up to six African Gang members who broke into the family home in Fabian Court, Maribyrnong about 3:45am and stole the family car.

Melbourne police believe a man bashed with a golf club during a home invasion in the city's west was the victim of a targeted attack.

Africans and Refugees have a free pass in Australia to behave in anyway they see fit, importing the violent culture they allegedly fled from, but now the Australian Taxpayer foots the bill for there lifestyle.

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African Gangs, the ones the Media and Politicians tell us don't exist continue to wreak havoc in Melbourne and the problem is spreading across the Country. The African Gang Members are rarely arrested or prosecuted due to the deliberate blind-eye Police turn to their activities inline with the Left Wings Political Correctness and the refusal ...