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19/07/24

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Originally posted by daicosisgod: ↑

Not only is youth crime out of control in Victoria as a result of Daniel Andrews premissive attitude to crime this has now infected the retail sector as well.

Reported today in the Herald Sun Friday 19th Jul'24.

Shocking new data has revealed Victoria is the nation’s capital for violent retail crimes, as retailers lobby for thugs who attack staff to be punished the same as those who assault emergency workers.
Data released by retail crime intelligence platform Auror found Victoria had the highest number of retail crime events reported as “serious” in the past year, meaning they involved “physical abuse, violence or the use of the weapon”.

That is the year from July 2023 to June 2024. This build up in retail crime started under Daniel Andrews who has now run away from his politiocal responsibilities and taken comfort in retiring on a state fund $300k annual pension.

Indeed Daniel Andrews has crippled Victoria with a permissive attitude to crime.

The only way to stop the spreading labor cancer in Victoria is to cut it out at the November 2026 election.

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I agree, the problem may be that it is possible that voters will turn to the Green etc IMO they are useless
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