Australian Native Mud Crime

[Rev.FrankSmith]

Scum 

[Br.IanVonTurpie]

A woman has been taken to hospital after being injured in a wild brawl that featured a boomerang, a crowd, and several arrests. #9News

https://www.facebook.com/9NewsAdelaide/videos/639012012385813

The Govt will stick Boongs next door to you in public housing and you often have to put up with Hooliganism like this a lot! If they wanna fight so much, give them a parachute to North Korea!

[Br.IanVonTurpie]

https://www.facebook.com/Action_for_Alice_2020/videos/1524815878604759

Boong attacks senior with Machette. Alice Springs is arguably the roughest major town in Australia.

[Rev.Cambeul]

Hunt for hammer-wielding aboriginal prisoner who escaped custody in Adelaide

https://www.noticer.news/adelaide-glenelg-hunt-escaped-aboriginal-prisoner

South Australia Police said officers tried to stop the 36-year-old man, who is from Sturt, on Tapley's Hill Road, Glenelg North, on Thursday morning when he fled into a property on Inverarity Place.

He then allegedly took out a hammer and charged at police, attempting to strike them, but was restrained after officers used capsicum spray. He was then allegedly found in possession of a Taser.

The man was charged with assaulting a prescribed emergency worker, carrying an offensive weapon, carrying a prohibited weapon, and resisting police, and taken by police to the Queen Elizabeth Hospital for a medical assessment.

At about 9.30pm he was put in the back of a police van but managed to escape and run off, evading capture despite police calling in PolAir and the dog squad.

A large-scale search then continued on Friday, but although there was a suspected sighting by a member of the public in Seaford he could not be located.

Police on Friday blamed a failure to lock the van properly for the escape, and said the man might be "laying low somewhere, possibly in someone's back shed".

"It appears the latch on the back of the cage may not have been latched securely," Acting Assistant Commander John DeCandia said.

Anyone who is helping the man avoid arrest could face serious criminal charges, police said.

[Br.IanVonTurpie]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vft4YQ_rKCc

This guy is likely to be an Abo! He lives in a town full of them and he has dark skin. I'd say judging by his behaviour that he's on Ice?!

[Rev.Cambeul]

RETARDED ABO - ONE OR ALL?
If they decided that this Abo with an IQ of 65 was mentally impaired with the ability of a 10 year old, then all Abos would by default be mentally impaired and unable to be convicted of MURDER. In fact, if that was the case, the Abo Industry would be able to successfully argue that no Abo should be charged with any crime as the law already says 10 year olds cannot be held responsible for their own actions.

2 TIER JUSTICE
It's bad enough that if the victim was White, the charge would have been MANSLAUGHTER, with a sentence of 6 years, paroled in 3 years, out in 1 year. The MURDER charge and the LIFE SENTENCE are due to the victim being a Bangladeshi import living in a crowded student ghetto sleeping in shifts.

Nevertheless, the charge, conviction, the finding by the jury of the Abo not being mentally impaired and the sentence were all correct. ~ @Cailen.


Aboriginal man jailed for life for murdering Bangladeshi student in Darwin

The Noticer (Australia) | 7 December 2025

https://www.noticer.news/darwin-brendan-kantilla-jailed-murder-bangladeshi-student

An aboriginal man with an IQ of 62 has been jailed for murdering a Bangladeshi international student with a paver tile inside his squalid and overcrowded share house in Darwin.

Tiwi Islander Brendan Kantilla, 31, pleaded not guilty to murdering Md 'Sifat' Isfaqur Rahman, 23, in May 2023, but a jury rejected his mental impairment defence last week after about three hours of deliberations on Monday.

Then on Thursday Northern Territory Supreme Court Justice Sonia Brownhill gave Kantilla the mandatory sentence of life with a non-parole period of 20 years.

The trial heard that Mr Rahman and another student were returning to the three-bedroom house in Millner that they shared with 13 other students at about 2am on May 3 after finishing a shift as cleaners when Kantilla demanded a cigarette, and threatened to return after a verbal altercation.

Kantilla came back later, entered the house through the back door, and struck Mr Rahman's head with a paver as he was sleeping, leaving him with horrific facial injuries.

He then began rummaging through his victim's belongings, and when Mr Rahman started having a seizure he struck him twice more in the head with a fire extinguisher to silence him, before being chased from the property by other students.

Mr Rahman, who had come to Australia to study three months earlier, died in hospital after 30 hours on life support, and a post-mortem found he suffered a brain haemorrhage, multiple skull and facial fractures, broken eye sockets and a fractured sinus, and a doctor determined he died of blunt force trauma.

Kantilla's defence lawyer Phillip Boulten SC argued that his client was "mentally impaired" and should only be found guilty of manslaughter, citing findings by neuropsychologist Dr Laura Scott that Kantilla had an IQ of 62, NT News reported.

Dr Scott told the court that Kantilla said in an interview he "did not want to kill" Mr Rahman, only hurt him, and that she found he had the organisational ability of a nine-year-old and the ready ability of a 10-year-old.

But Prosecutor Lloyd Babb SC argued the murder involved a "high degree of planning", Kantilla had understood the level of force he used, and that he did not have any underlying mental or physiological conditions.

He relied on another Victoria-based neuropsychologist, Dr Peter Ashkar, who told the court his findings were similar to Dr Scott's, but argued that he understood the difference between right and wrong, was capable of inhibitory control, and did not have an intellectual disability.

The court also heard that Kantilla was told by the North Australian Aboriginal Justice Agency not to be interviewed by police after his arrest, but the next day he went against the legal advice, laughing and appearing happy in a police interview about the murder.

The murder sparked calls for safer housing for international students at Charles Darwin University after it was revealed Mr Rahman was paying $100 a week to live with 13 other students in a three-bedroom home due to high rental prices and a lack of purpose-built student accommodation in the city.