red baron wrote on Dec 30^th, 2017 at 8:13am:


You see we don't have gun laws that people can protect themselves from those like John Howard.

Of course the Courts could handle mass deportations

Its just a matter of WILL

If something is destroying the fabric of your Country you will quickly find the where with all, to make it happen

To suggest that our Courts couldn't handle it is ludicrous and if the court system isn't working then change it!

Of course your scenario is exactly right...EXACTLY!!!!!!!!!!

In twenty years' time when your kids  ask you why the African gangs have left the streets a no go zone what will you say you did about it when the chance was still there to do it?

red baron wrote on Dec 31^st, 2017 at 2:22pm:



We can't do anything about it as only
the politicians can solve it &
it would require them to be politically incorrect.
They'll never do that because they're
on high pay they'll be able to afford gated community residences -
we won't -
we'll be left to the mercy of crime gangs.

http://www.sanctuarylakesresort.com.au/index.php?option=com_content&view=article...


Security System

The co-ordinated security system provided for residents at Sanctuary Lakes Resort (SLR) is in three parts:

    Mobile road patrols
    Residential back-to-base Alarm System monitoring
    Monitoring by Stay Safe Security Pty Ltd, a specialist electronic monitoring station.

Since 1 July 2015, the security service has been provided by SLR SECURITY Pty Ltd, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Sanctuary Lakes Resort Services Ltd (SLRS).

Security hut 002SLR Security is based in the Security Office on the corner of Sanctuary Lakes North Boulevard and Broadbeach Circuit at the entry to the Lakeside Central gated community.

In previous years, the service had been provided by ClubLINKS Security as a contractor to SLRS.  When their contract expired on 30 June 2015, the Board of SLRS decided to bring the delivery of security services “in house”.  SLR Security has engaged Stay Safe Security to provide monitoring services through their call centre. 

Mobile Road Patrols

A Resort Services Officer (RSO) is always on duty at Sanctuary Lakes Resort, 24 hours every day.  On average, he will pass by each house in the Resort three times each day in addition to other duties which take him to random spots in SLRS irregularly.  He watches for unusual or illegal activities.  He is NOT a police officer but is in regular contact with the local police and collects evidence where appropriate.

There are security cameras at key locations including the entry and exit Boulevards.  These cameras are remotely recorded to disc along with the date & time.  These records can be used by both Security and police to identify illegal or inappropriate activities.  Evidence collected in this manner has been of use to Victoria Police in the past.





http://www.theage.com.au/victoria/gated-neighbourhood-sparks-social-concerns-201...

    Aisha Dow, Craig Butt

   
A Melbourne community with its own security force and CCTV network is beefing up its $800,000 safety system, despite concerns that exclusive neighbourhoods create a ''two-phase society''.

Sanctuary Lakes Resort - near Point Cook - already has number plate recognition technology at its single entrance and a panic button in every home. Now it plans to install new cameras in two roving 24/7 security vehicles.

Grappler Racist Filth wrote on Dec 31^st, 2017 at 5:59pm:




Your only legal defense is a gated community residence.

The Coalition Fed Govt has to attack Vic Govt and lay the foundations of a federal election campaign.

http://www.abc.net.au/news/2017-12-14/signficant-downward-trend-in-victorian-cri...

Although statistically there is a significant downward trend in crime.

stunspore wrote on Jan 1^st, 2018 at 10:35pm:


The Fed brought the criminal elements in..... the ones engaging in serious violent crime....

To gain a proper perspective on 'crime is down' you need to look at the figures.... many years ago.. hang on, I'll dig it up for you.... 

"The crime situation in NSW is grossly unsatisfactory and all too many citizens who are the victims of it do not need computerised figures to prove it to them.  In too many areas a citizen cannot walk in safety after dark - in some, even in daylight.  In too many areas house-breakers operate with apparent impunity.  In too many areas a citizen could live out his life without ever setting eyes on a policeman or a police patrol car.  That is the background to the case of Sergeant Arantz.  There is only one conclusion that the public can reach.  It is that if the present police administration is incapable of winning the war against crime then there must be a new administration.  The surprising and increasingly disconcerting thing is the Government's failure to face up to this."
Sydney Morning Herald - 22/01/72.

People simply give up reporting crime since there is hardly ever a result............... not much has changed from 45 years ago.....