https://www.abc.net.au/news/2024-02-08/qld-vyleen-white-stabbing-african-council...



    Topic:Courts and Trials

Thu 8 Feb

Five teenagers — aged between 15 and 16 — have been arrested in connection with the incident, and a 16-year-old boy has been charged with murder.

Since Ms White's death, there have been reports of abuse and harassment towards Ipswich's African community.

Queensland African Communities Council president Beny Bol stood alongside Ms Micallef at a media conference in Redbank Plains on Thursday morning and said he was "moved" by her decision to join him in appealing for unity.

"We are united, and we want to make sure that no other families go through the same pain again," he said.

"This is not about race or religion, we are here because if somebody out there in our community — and I'm talking about the Australian community — and they care and they're grieving and they want to see Vyleen's legacy shine on, you need to join us. You need to be with us.

bobby,

How can Australia, Australian society, help,
to prevent crimes, like the murder of Vyleen White ?


COMMENT;
I thought that we [Australian society] had a justice system ?

A justice system with penalties, which could discourage criminal behaviour like this.

But i think that i must be mistaken ?

Hi Yadda,
that YouTube video is no longer available.

CRIMINAL BEHAVIOUR

Violent criminal behaviour, seems to be 'out of control',
in many of our towns, and in our suburbs, and in our cities.

.

Whether it is 'white collar' crime, or whether it is physically violent crime.

We all [i.e. reasonable people] should want to see accountability,
for what is 'lawless' or criminal behaviour.

And that widespread desire [in our society] [for accountability for criminal behaviour],
is a principle reason why we [society/our forefathers] established a system of government,
where, we elect representatives to a central parliament,
in order that     OUR, OUR, OUR,     government, is able to establish laws,
......to bring accountability......to persons who CHOOSE to commit what are 'criminal acts' and lawless acts.



Q.
Why is our 'Political Class' today, UNABLE to deliver this circumstance ?
[....of a low crime rate, in our society]

Where serious   >> criminal behaviour, <<
by any individual,
is 'brought to account', in accordance with the law of the land.


circumstance = = a fact or condition connected with or relevant to an event or action.

https://www.noticer.news/african-gang-member-breaches-vyleen-white-charge-bail/




January 2, 2025

The Noticer

An African gang member has faced court after allegedly robbing another teenager at knifepoint in Queensland while on bail for a car theft charge linked to the alleged murder of Vyleen White.

Ms White, 70, was allegedly stabbed to death for her 2009 Hyundai Getz by a Sudanese refugee, 16, in front of her six-year-old granddaughter at Town Square Redbank Plains Shopping Centre in Ipswich on February 3 last year.

The alleged killer, who cannot be named due to his age, was charged with murder, and two other 16-year-old males and a 15-year-old, all of African descent, were charged with unlawful use of a motor vehicle.

One of those teenagers faced Ipswich Magistrates Court on Thursday where Acting Magistrate Rob Turra noted the 16-year-old was a “confirmed member” of the Swish Bound Gorillas gang, and had breached his curfew six times in December alone, The Courier Mail reported.

The teenager is alleged to have been in the car stolen from Ms White, but Acting Magistrate Turra noted he was not involved in the alleged stabbing.

On top of the armed robbery  and car theft charges the court heard he has another five outstanding breach of bail charges. He was originally sentenced to restorative justice for the unlawful use of a motor vehicle charge, but was due to be resentenced later this month.

But Acting Magistrate Turra remanded the teenager in custody on a new breach of bail charge and revoked bail on his other charges, noting his “utter non-compliance with bail conditions” and the need to protect the community.

The accused will face Ipswich Children’s Court on January 21.