Over the past weekend, there were a number of attacks in Australia:
Two of the cases occurred in Melbourne, where a man maliciously wounded someone with a knife near a popular shopping mall, resulting in a woman who was seriously injured and rushed to hospital...
There is also a Chinese girl who was inexplicably slapped by passers-by in Melbourne CBD;
In another incident, a man stabbed him twice or three times in the head while the police were not looking... It's scary!
1. There was a bloody case in Westfield, southeast of Mexico
According to Australian media reports, at around 5:20 pm yesterday, a stabbing incident occurred near Narre Warren, southeast of Melbourne:
A woman in her 30s was waiting for a bus in the bus stop area when she was stabbed in the upper body by a man, and she was bleeding profusely...
The man stabbed someone and fled quickly...
Some witnesses quickly called the emergency number and called the police. Paramedics quickly arrived at the scene and rushed the injured woman to Alfred Hospital after a brief examination.
Paramedics said the woman was in serious condition but not life-threatening and is currently in stable condition.
When the police arrived at the scene, they began to search the area and at first did not find the man who attacked him, but they expanded the search area and arrested the man in the nearby Hallam district.
It is reported that the man, 34, from Croydon, was charged by police with intentional wounding, possession of a controlled weapon and theft.
In the face of another bloody incident, the comment area directly fried the pot:
"Melbourne's peaceful life is gone..."
"Now we are not safe at home, let alone outside, the world is so crazy, I just hope this poor woman recovers soon..."
"It's been happening a lot lately..."
Still others called for "it's time for a change" in the law:
"Is it only when everyone knows each other that they can go out with confidence and think that they are safe... Now things are getting crazier and the law needs to change. ”
"In order to prevent this from happening again, the government has to intervene, whether it's for the education of children from an early age, or in terms of the law, and it must be emphasized to the public that this kind of thing cannot be done and will be punished."
Just one day before this incident, a Chinese girl was inexplicably slapped in the CBD of Melbourne...
(Screenshot source: Xiaohongshu @饽饽grape ice)
The blogger shared her story on social media, saying: "At around 7 o'clock that night, my friend and I walked from the station on Elizabeth St/La Trobe St, which is Hungry jack's, in the direction of Vima.
There are a lot of people on the road, there are three of us, I walked on the outermost side, and when I looked down at my phone, I was slapped by a black man who came across the opposite side, and I was directly blinded, and after letting out a scream, I turned around and saw his hand and chic back that he didn't have time to withdraw...
According to my friend's description, he was a normal-looking black man, walking down the street with a school bag on his back, and he never imagined that he would suddenly go crazy.
I am the normal wearing of sweatshirt + jeans, the kind that is inconspicuous when thrown in the crowd, and I don't know why they are staring at me, so I can only advise everyone to carefully observe the surroundings when walking, do not play with mobile phones, and try to avoid unknown risks. Maybe you can go fast and avoid being targeted by a madman...
I was really scared, and the place where I was beaten was almost home. I usually live in City, and there have been no problems, but I didn't expect to suddenly encounter such a thing.
Until the downstairs of the apartment waiting for the elevator is still blind, Yu Guang saw the people waiting for the elevator next to him subconsciously hiding, feeling that everyone has the potential to hurt me, so everyone must be careful when going out! Stay safe! ”
This post has aroused heated discussions among the Chinese. Several netizens said that they had similar experiences:
"When I was pregnant, I went to the Geelong train and was kicked in a chair by three black teenager girls, kicked all the way, and looked back in the middle, and they immediately said 'I didn't do anything,' and then started all sorts of vicious racist remarks, super loud mockery...
I was only with a girl friend at the time, and I didn't dare to say anything, so I endured it all the way...
The point is that before getting out of the car, the first girl who went down also hit my head hard, knocked my whole head crooked, almost collapsed, and then ran out of the car... The whole carriage was shocked, and they were really angry and couldn't get justice. ”
"A few years ago, my colleague and friend were walking by the Yarra River, and three girls were talking in Greek, and two of them kicked her in the stomach and called the police to no avail, and she said she would never go to Melbourne again."
Some netizens said that she seemed to have met this person in April, and she was almost fanned at that time, but fortunately, she reacted quickly and avoided it:
Some netizens comforted the girl and said that it was okay to let the man go, because who knows if he was mentally normal at the time, in case he went crazy, he would be the one who suffered:
"Melbourne is really messy, my friend is a 1.9 meter tall local white man who was also beaten like this, he was still walking with his brothers at that time, he didn't fight back, he just didn't want to do it, he said there was no need to do it with a delirious addict..."
"I've heard of the principle of avoidance for those who are happy, if you have a happy family and a smooth life, then don't argue with those who seem dangerous, and you still have to protect yourself outside..."
2. Another knife attack in Australia
In the past weekend, in addition to Melbourne, there were also cases of knife attacks in the lively neighborhoods of Sydney's CBD:
When a traffic policeman was dealing with this case, he was slashed twice by the gangsters, and the knives were all rushing for people's lives, and they were too ruthless!
According to Australian media reports, the incident happened at about 1 pm yesterday at the intersection of Park St and Castlereagh St near Hyde Park in CBD.
A 33-year-old man approached two traffic policemen on duty – one male and the other female, after which the man pulled out a 30-centimeter kitchen knife and attacked the male officer, slashing him twice or three times in the head...
Due to the suddenness of the incident, neither policeman was caught off guard. After committing the attack, the gangsters were subdued by other police officers who arrived with electric stun guns.
Photographs from the scene showed more than 10 police officers and paramedics treating a man before he was lifted into an ambulance.
The injured officer was rushed to St Vincent's Hospital due to his serious injuries.
Soon, NSW police responded to the incident.
A spokesman said a 33-year-old man was arrested and taken to Royal Prince Alfred Hospital for evaluation. After being discharged from the hospital, he was charged with intentional homicide, causing injury/serious injury to another person, and he was formally denied bail.
A police spokesman is confident that the incident does not pose a lasting threat to the community.
Police have not yet determined the motive behind the random assault, they have ruled out mental health issues, and officers are checking the defendant's electronic devices as part of the investigation.
I have to say that since the attack on Bondi shopping center in Sydney, which shocked the world, cases of all sizes have often occurred across Australia...
I don't know if someone is imitating a crime in order to vent some dissatisfaction in their hearts, mothers will try to observe their surroundings and stay vigilant when they go out in the future, and evacuate immediately if they find something wrong!
In addition, it is best not to quarrel with garbage people or have conflicts in behavior, some people are really angry, they will kill people at every turn, and sometimes they take a step back to protect themselves...