🚀 go-pugleaf

Reminds me of a guy in the pub in Perth who said he had been broken into
four times in 12 months. A guy behind him said that he must live in a pretty
good suburb then if he had only been broken into four times.

"Nomen Abditum" <nobody@shellgame.abditum.com> wrote in message
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> Find it Filtch it and don't Forget your mates + Fuck the public
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> Perth break-ins worst in world
>
> By Ben Harvey
>
>
>
> PERTH is the world's burglary capital, says South Perth Independent MP
Phillip
> Pendal.
>
> He branded the city after a crime study backed by the United Nations
exposed
> Australia as one of the most dangerous nations in the developed world for
burglaries,
> serious bashings, sex assaults and robberies.
>
> Mr Pendal told State Parliament yesterday the UN report was particularly
disturbing
> when read in conjunction with Australian Bureau of Statistics figures
which
> showed twice as many West Australians were burgled per capita as
Victorians
> and a third more than New South Welshmen.
>
> "If, through the ABS, we have sadly declared Perth the burglary capital of
> Australia, it stands to reason . . . Perth becomes the burglary capital of
> the globe," he said.
>
> The UN report, which compares crime rates in 17 countries, shows
Australians
> are burgled at twice the average rate - cementing burglary-prone WA as one
> of the world's worst places for home invasions. More than 24 per cent of
Australians
> experienced one of the 11 types of crimes covered by the survey, meaning
they
> were more likely to be victims of crime than Americans, who are popularly
considered
> to be most at risk.
>
> The International Crime Victims Survey, compiled in conjunction with the
UN
> Inter-Regional Criminal Justice Research Institute, was based on surveys
which
> researchers began compiling in 2000.
>
> Thousands of people from Australia, England, Wales, France, Poland,
Sweden,
> Canada, Northern Ireland, Denmark, Portugal, Scotland, Finland, Belgium,
the
> Netherlands, the US, Spain, Switzerland and Japan were surveyed.
>
> Mr Pendal attacked successive WA governments and police chiefs who he said
> had been prepared to tolerate the poor clearance rate of burglaries.
>
> "Eighty-six per cent of intruders are getting away scot-free," he said.
>
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