Clean Up Our Street Crime - NOW !!
It would seem that the 'Street Gangs" - "Teenaged Thugs" - and those ever present misunderstood "Ethnic Hooligans", the Labor government allows
unhindered by any form of authority to survive, grow and totally control the Streets, Suburbs and the Country Towns of NSW,
need to feel the power (as did the thugs in New York USA) of ZERO TOLLERANCE - the people have had enough.
With this power over the lives of our senior citizens, families by intimidation - which have the voting people subjected to self imposed curfews in fear of bashings and intimidation
by these sanctioned masses - you may have a massive surprise Mr Iemma at the polling booths in March.
Listen to the people - "WE HAVE HAD ENOUGH"?
Substantiated by media daily coverage, accompanied by political correct police uttering terminologies of convenience while quoting statistics produced by their
government masters to avoid stamping out this cult ruling, who do you think you are fooling Mr Iemma?
Should on that rare occasion police take some positive action- the judicial system, powered to eradicate this garbage, hand down pathetic sentences
tuning offender into hero status.
Mr Debnam, here is a platform that will push you over the top in election polls. Just a hint, circumnavigate the judicial "unaccountable to the people" judges by setting
mandatory sentences of incarceration- then watch street crime collapse - it's called ZERO TOLLERANCE.
Do you think you have the guts?
Here are just two sections of the NSW Crimes Act 1900 police can take from the cobwebs of justice. These sorted out the hoodlums in the 1950 - 1970's, when people could walk the streets at night prior to the civil libertarians starting a national crime wave on myth-information to the people that bloody politician sanctioned.
CONSORTING - NSW
Crimes Act 1900: Section 546A
Consort with convicted persons
Any person who habitually consorts with a persons who have been convicted of indictable offences, if he knows that the persons have been convicted of indictable offences, shall be liable on conviction before a stipendiary magistrate to imprisonment for 6 months, or to a fine of 4 penalty units.
JOINING UNLAWFULL ASSEMBLIES
Crimes Act 1900: Section 546C
(1) Whosoever knowingly joins and unlawful assembly or continues in it shall be taken to be a member of that assembly, and shall on conviction
before a stipendiary magistrate, be liable to imprisonment for a term not exceeding 6 months, or to a fine not exceeding 5 penalty units, or both.
(3) Any assembly of five or more persons whose common objective is by means of intimidation or injury to compel any person to do what he is not legally bound to do or to abstain from doing what he is legally entitled to do. shall be deemed to be an unlawful assembly
Section 545B
Covers "Intimidation or annoyance by violence or otherwise"
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