Australia's recent security can only be said to be really bad...
In broad daylight, in Box Hill, an old Chinese district in Melbourne, 3 teenagers chased people in the street after stabbing people, and attacked passers-by indiscriminately.
What they never expected was that after provoking a Chinese big brother, one of them was "stunned by a punch and fell directly to the ground", and the witnesses exhaled relief!
The Chinese big brother fights back (Image source: courtesy photo)
Sunday (April 28) around 4:30 p.m.,
Joe, a Chinese student, was shopping at a supermarket next to Box Hill Central when he came out of the store to see an Asian boy injured and asking for help.
Witnesses said: "The flesh on the legs is turned out".
Some netizens said:
Is Box Hill going to be a mess too! !️
Box Hill has also begun to have this kind of incident, I never expected to encounter this kind of thing, looking at the news in Australia, I also feel that it is none of my business, and I can't mess with my side, I really saw them today, and I began to be afraid, hoping for world peace.
Netizens issued a warning:
"Be careful to avoid the area around the center of Hakoyama"
"One person has been arrested but there may be more parties at large"
Video shows teen arguing with Asian man,
It is suspected that one of them was fired back by an Asian man.
Some said the group had assaulted businesses and customers before the incident.
It is not possible to confirm whether it was a random attack at this time.
Since then, the police have rushed to the scene to implement control and are making every effort to investigate the cause of the incident and the whereabouts of the personnel.
In this regard, netizens in the comment area said:
These people were delirious and beat the vegetable seller aunt and a customer
It was these tens who started to beat the vegetable seller aunt and bullied the Chinese boy, and a Chinese man couldn't stand it and gave him a few slaps on the ground, and another one was going to smash someone with a billboard, and the man snatched it and gave it to him
The funniest thing is that I was watching the tenns in a rage of incompetence, and I went to the train station to take a look, and I was sure that the guy who was beating them was gone, and then I was shouting in the street where's that fuxxx guy. And then the one who pretended to faint and didn't pretend to be anymore, and after the man left, he got up, pretending to be unsteady, and two of them were lying on the ground, and the other one told him that you had to go back and tell your mother
Ahh
Am I going back to Australia, it's really Gotham?!
These tennages are almost every day in BH to out of the way and feel addicted
What's wrong, is anyone making trouble?
Did you catch that guy? We just passed by at 5 o'clock, and it's scary, my mother.
The one lying on the ground is pretending to be dizzy
Lying on the ground is a stabbing person who has been knocked down?
This incident has rekindled community concerns about youth violence and public safety, and the authorities need to work to prevent the recurrence of such incidents.
There have been a number of homicides in Australia
The Sydney Morning Herald reported that in just 24 hours, there were a number of stabbing cases in NSW, resulting in two deaths and one serious injury. And in Perth, a teenager broke into a shopping mall with a knife, causing panic.
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A 16-year-old boy was stabbed and killed
The 26-year-old man was charged with murder
A 16-year-old boy was stabbed in the neck in a home in Narromine, Dubbo, western NSW, at around 9pm on Friday.
Paramedics arrived at the scene and gave him initial treatment, after which the injured person was transported to Dubbo airport, where he was ready to be transported to a major hospital for resuscitation.
Unfortunately, due to the severity of his injuries, the boy died at the airport.
After the incident, a 26-year-old man was arrested by the police and taken to the Dubbo Police Station to assist in the investigation.
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A 28-year-old Sydney man was stabbed to death
Also on Friday night, a man was stabbed to death at Quakers Hill in north-west Sydney.
Police said the 28-year-old went to a home in Narcissus Ave that night and was stabbed around 8:30.
Superintendent Scott Bingham said in an interview: "We believe the man went to the scene of the crime voluntarily, but something happened inside the house. ”
Officers said they arrived at the scene to find the injured man lying on the porch of a nearby house with a stab wound to the chest.
The injured received initial treatment from paramedics at the scene, but were pronounced dead on the way to hospital.
Bingham said police have not identified the attacker, but police do not believe the case poses a continuing danger to the community.
"This is not a random attack...... The man knew the people in that house. We're currently combing through the surveillance video to see what clues we have. ”
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The 37-year-old Sydney man was stabbed
And at around 1pm on Friday, there was also a knife wound in Broken Hill, NSW. When police arrived at O'Farrell St, they found a 37-year-old man with stab wounds.
Paramedics treated him before taking him to Broken Hill Base Hospital. He was later transferred to the Royal Adelaide Hospital due to serious injuries.
Later in the day, police conducted a search and arrested a 29-year-old man at Bowen St. He was denied bail and appeared in Dubbo District Court on Saturday on charges of intentionally wounding someone causing grievous bodily harm.
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There have also been incidents of knife threats in Perth
And at around 3.45pm on Saturday, WA Police received a report that a teenager was threatening others with a knife at the Karrinyup shopping centre in Perth.
The teenager is said to have tried to steal from Myer and threatened the clerk with a knife. While fleeing the scene, he ran wildly inside the mall with a knife, causing panic among the people present.
Police then arrested the teenager at Karrinyup Rd and a knife was also recovered at the scene.
A shopper told Channel 7 News that she was panicked when she heard people shouting in the mall.
"Everything was fine until we heard a female voice shouting for help, 'Help, don't let him escape!' and then the security guard yelled 'He's got a knife in his hand.'" ”
"I was terrified, and my mind was full of what had happened in the last few weeks. ”
就在两周前,Joel Cauchi在悉尼Westfield持刀行凶并导致多人死亡。 此外,1名悉尼少年发动恐怖袭击,刺伤了主教Mar Mari Emmanuel。
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Bunnings has been sprayed with an unidentified substance!
10 people were treated
Recently, a disturbing incident occurred in Perth.
Northam reportedly two men sprayed customers and staff with an unidentified substance at a Bunnings hardware store, resulting in 10 people having to be rushed to hospital for treatment.
The incident occurred at around 2:30 p.m. on the same day, when two men entered the Bunnings store in Northam and suddenly sprayed an unknown substance near several customers and employees in the store.
A spokesman for the Western Australian Police said someone then developed burning sensations in the eyes, nose and throat and was taken to hospital as a precautionary measure.
The mall was then fully evacuated.
According to St. John's ambulance crews, the incident resulted in seven women in their 20s to 50s, two teenage girls and a man in their 20s suffering minor injuries, all of whom were taken to the Northam Regional Hospital, but no serious injuries were made and no emergency light alerts were taken during the process.
Perth police called this an isolated incident and Northam police have launched an immediate investigation, detaining the two suspects and holding them to this day.
Jess Hitchin, general manager of western region operations at Bunnings, confirmed that the riot took place at the Northam store, saying that "we take the safety of our team and customers very seriously and thank the team for their calm response," but could not comment further as the case is under investigation.
It is unclear what kind of substance the two men sprayed and their motives.
The Police appeal to anyone with any clues about this incident to contact the Police Fight Crime Hotline immediately.
This incident has undoubtedly once again raised major public concerns about public safety.
Two such horrific incidents occurred in quick succession in a short period of time, casting a shadow over the local people.
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A knife attack occurred in Melbourne
After a series of knife attacks that shocked the whole country, a pharmacy in Melbourne's south-west was once again the target of violent crime, with a man in his 50s armed with a sharp knife, first threatening customers inside the pharmacy and then attacking passers-by outside, injuring one person.
At about 10:45 a.m. on Saturday, the man walked into a pharmacy in the small town of Torquay, brandished a knife to intimidate customers and kicked a man at the counter.
Surveillance footage shows him raising his fist high in a boxing pose.
The man then walked out of the pharmacy and a passer-by tried to stop him, but was attacked instead.
Frightened customers had no choice but to run to the back of the store to take shelter.
The incident did not end there.
The man then reportedly broke into several other nearby shops and eventually stabbed a man near Zeally Bay Road, who sustained minor injuries and was treated by paramedics present at the scene.
Even more disturbing was the fact that the attackers then returned to the pharmacy and attacked two passers-by again.
The shocking scenes are clearly reminiscent of the recent Bondi case, as well as other cases of knife wounding in Australia more recently.
Assistant pharmacist Sally Owen said: "Considering what has happened recently, this incident has affected all of us and is very scary. "
Eventually, the alleged attacker, who was about 50 years old, was arrested by the police at a residence and has now been taken to the hospital for evaluation.
It is reported that his mental health may have been the main cause of this series of incidents.
It is clear that this latest terrorist incident has once again sparked high anxiety about public safety.
Many are questioning whether small towns like Torquay, as well as other public spaces, have fallen under the shadow of violent crime.
Ms. Owen said that at the time, the pharmacy "had a lot of people in the pharmacy who wanted to buy medicine, and there were children present, but no one expected this to happen."
A Victorian Police spokesman said police are continuing to investigate the serious attack and appealed to the public to contact police immediately if they have any leads.
It is clear that regaining a sense of security will be a long-term process for the community as a whole.
One can only hope that the authorities will take strong measures to prevent the recurrence of such violent crimes.
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Sydney Blue Mountains Chinese had an accident
According to a report by Australia's Channel 7 on April 26, a tragedy occurred in the Blue Mountains region of New South Wales at noon today, and a man tragically fell to his death in the Blue Mountains National Park.
At 12:10 p.m. on Friday, the man, who has not been officially identified, fell from a cliff in the park near Mount Piddington Rd.
After the incident, first responders and police rescuers quickly arrived at the scene, but the man was already dead on the spot.
NSW Police said: "The incident was not considered suspicious and a report will be prepared for the coroner." ”
Previously, Australia's Channel 9 News reported that a 20-year-old Chinese man went missing in the South Coast of New South Wales, and rescuers launched a large-scale search operation this morning.
The last time the man, named Xue, was seen on Lennards Island in Beowa National Park, around 12:30 p.m. yesterday, the report said.
Since Xue Hang is not fluent in English and cannot swim, the police and his family are very worried about his safety.
NSW Marine Rescue Chief Inspector Glenn Sullivan said volunteers from Eden and Merimbula started the search at 9am and "the search conditions in the area were favourable".
Xue is described as being about 180 cm tall, with a thin build, and black hair.
He was last seen wearing a white T-shirt, a white puffer jacket with black stripes, black jeans, and black slippers.
It's really not been peaceful lately,
Everyone should pay more attention when going out, safety first!