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http://www.ntnews.com.au/news/northern-territory/police-find-18-people-in-two-unroadworthy-vehicles-in-remote-central-australia/story-fnk0b1zt-1227348458871


POLICE found 18 people *coons*spread across two unroadworthy vehicles in remote Central Australia, after concerned relatives reported they hadn't returned from a funeral in Western Australia. 
 
NT Emergency Service volunteers immediately set about finding the vehicles, which were located on the NT side of the road to Kwirrikurra about 12.30pm on Saturday.

Three had "ongoing health issues" and were treated on the scene by Kintore medical clinic staff.

Paramedics and NTES volunteers piled all 18 people into their vehicles.

Locals were praised for alerting authorities so the situation "could be quickly resolved and no one was put in any added danger".

But police say they will be "having a long discussion with the drivers of these two vehicles, particularly with regard to occupant numbers and vehicle maintenance".

Who else would try shove like 9 people in a car each and drive inter-state? Would you like to be on the road when they are driving near you? TYPICAL COON STUFF!
... LIVING NEXT DOOR TO ALLAN!

http://www.skynews.com.au/news/top-stories/2015/05/09/alleged-mother-s-day-terrorism-plot-foiled.html?cid=BP_CAROUSEL_NEWS_TERROR_CHARGE

A 17-year-old has been charged with preparing for a terrorism act after police swooped to foil a reported plan to explode bombs on Mother's Day in the heart of Melbourne.


The teenager was charged after police launched raids in Melbourne's north on Friday afternoon, swooping on a Greenvale house where explosives were found and taken away to be detonated in a nearby park.

Police on Saturday said a teenager, believed to be a young man, was charged with engaging in an act in preparation for, or planning, a terrorist act.'It will be alleged the teenager was undertaking preparations for planning a terrorist act in Australia.


'In Darwin, Prime Minister Tony Abbott told reporters the government knows there is a very serious threat.'There have been some raids over the last 24 hours in Sydney and Melbourne. There's been at least one arrest,' he said.'There is evidence of a bomb plot that was in a reasonably advanced state of preparation and the police will have more to say about this.

'A smaller raid took place in Sydney, where a 14-year-old boy was arrested, some outlets are reporting.Victorian acting Deputy Commissioner Robert Hill said this case had been subject to an intense investigation 'especially over the last nine days'.


'The facts are this: As a male was leaving that address in a motor car with a female he was intercepted by our specialist police,' he said.'The 17-year-old male was taken into custody. The female was secured.

'The young man is expected to face a closed court on Monday and his name will not be released.Police say there is no longer an imminent threat to the community.Officers found three suspected improvised explosive devices that they 'rendered safe' during the course of their investigation of the Greenvale house.

Australian Federal Police Deputy Commissioner Mike Phelan said their number one priority was public safety so their risk tolerance was 'extremely low' and they don't always have a lot of information before they decide to act.

He would not confirm speculation the alleged terror plot was aimed at Mother's Day.'We're sifting through a lot of information ... we can't confirm exactly when any event was going to take place.'But Mr Hill said they believed it was a threat to the Victorian community.

'The level of impact, the level of injury that those suspected devices may have caused is yet to be able to be determined because of the infancy of the investigation and forensic analysis but we believed that that threat was real.'

[Ex-Night Patrol ranger Phillip Lane, 25,]

http://www.ntnews.com.au/news/northern-territory/phillip-lane-25-jailed-for-indecently-assaulting-german-backpacker-in-darwin/story-fnk0b1zt-1227346511450

Ex-Night Patrol ranger Phillip Lane, 25,*coon who polices other coons in Darwin* faced up to 14 years in prison when he admitted a charge of gross indecency — and was lucky to escape a rape charge, NT Supreme Court Chief Justice Trevor Riley said.

"You and your victim are fortunate that (police) intervened," he said.

Lane, of Papunya in Central Australia, was staying at One Mile camp after an operation in Darwin.*coon community ghetto*[/color]

The victim, a 31-year-old German backpacker, and the man she was with were kicked out of Monsoons nightclub for being too drunk and went to Tamarind Park, where she passed out behind a wall.

The man, also a German national, has been found not guilty of performing an act of gross indecency against the woman, and a charge of procuring Lane to do the same, after a Supreme Court trial last month.

Chief Justice Riley stated is his sentencing remarks that Lane had spotted the man engaging in sexual activity with the victim while she was asleep.

He said the man motioned to Lane, and watched as Lane "lay next to the victim in a 'spooning' position (and) thrust his penis towards her exposed genital area on a number of occasions".

Witnesses called police who rushed to the scene.

Lane pretended to be asleep and had to be forcibly removed from near the victim, who the court heard had suffered nightmares, depression and guilt.

Chief Justice Riley said Lane's criminal history was marked with alcohol abuse.

Lane was sentenced to 27 months in prison with 15 months non parole, backdated to his remand on May 29, 2014.


Dirty bloody Abbo!

http://www.ntnews.com.au/news/world/shocked-customs-officers-search-womans-luggage-and-find-a-boy-hidden-inside/story-fnjbobed-1227346980896?sv=5d7cc870ca3a269cbf10a3f47d653bbb

THESE shocking photos show the moment customs officers found a young child stuffed into a suitcase after noticing his mother acting suspiciously.
An outline of the child was clearly made out and officers immediately opened the case and pulled the youngster out.

Officers who caught the woman attempting to cross the Spanish/Moroccan border said the boy could have easily suffocated.

"This could have had a tragic end," a spokesman for the Civil Guard said.

It's believed the boy stuck is head out of the suitcase and said "Hello, my name is Abou."Yeah! looks like an ABBO*

Police are investigating the incident and its thought the boy's father has already been arrested.

[He said neither political party recognised the true extent of crime and anti-social behaviour in Alice Springs and police were "restrained" by management from doing an "acceptable" job.]

http://www.ntnews.com.au/news/northern-territory/alice-springs-police-monitoring-armed-paramilitary-group/story-fnk0b1zt-1227342373321?sv=38d4b2e4bf0fe8cf8aa952abdb790000

ALICE SPRINGS police are monitoring a self-described paramilitary group which claims it wants to see crime and anti-social behaviour in the town reduced to an "acceptable level". 
 
Gary Hall, a spokesman for the Alice Springs Volunteer Force, said members were armed, but he refused to go into any detail about their weapons.

"I'm only the spokesman for them and I'm sure that giving away their technical capabilities wouldn't be something they'd like to see published.

"But I can confirm they are armed," Mr Hall said.

He also declined to discuss the group's membership, other than to say it had sufficient numbers to carry out its objectives. "We don't have a force of 500 men but it's not three blokes sitting in a coffee shop smoking cigars," he said.

"The objective of the Alice Springs Volunteer Force is to bring into the line the anti-social behaviour and the criminality into what we would deem an acceptable level."

He said neither political party recognised the true extent of crime and anti-social behaviour in Alice Springs and police were "restrained" by management from doing an "acceptable" job.

Mr Hall said he had been in a paramilitary organisation in Northern Ireland but again, he refused to go into detail.



This recruitment statement was posted to Alice Springs Community Group on Facebook
"It's very difficult for a man to come from where I come from and not be involved in paramilitary activity."

Police yesterday confirmed they were monitoring the AVF and anyone who associated with them.

A Facebook statement said police were aware of online activity by people wanting to form a group to deal with crime and anti-social behaviour in Alice Springs.

"Police are aware of these posts and will continue to monitor the activity of those who choose to associate with the author and we reaffirm that law enforcement and crime prevention is best left to law enforcement professionals," the statement said.

The group's online activities have attracted widespread attention in Alice Springs.

Many of the posts supporting the AVF have been violently anti-Aboriginal.

One online comment read: "A good idea would be to declare an open season on them ... naturally with a bag limit, possibly a bounty on matching pairs."

Mr Hall said he opposed racism and the AVF was targeting law breakers.

"Any group that I'm involved with will have absolutely nothing to do with the colour of a man's skin," he said.

"Alice Springs is divided into two groups of people; good people and bad people, and we're interested in the latter. If you're a law-abiding citizen then you have no concern from the Alice Springs Volunteer Force."


Normal people in Alice springs have had enough of these bloody boongs. The cops are told not to be heavy handed with them... so look out coons! Former Paramilitary guys are after you! About time somebody did something!