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[TWO men and a woman have terrorised a man with a screwdriver before stealing his backpack and wallet at Salisbury.]

TWO men and a woman have terrorised a man with a screwdriver before stealing his backpack and wallet at Salisbury.            

The victim, a 29-year-old Parafield Gardens man, was walking along Brown Tce when the men and woman approached him about 1.55pm yesterday.

They threatened the man with a screwdriver and stole his backpack, wallet and other personal items before running off on Brown Tce.

The victim was not injured.

One of the men was described as of Aboriginal appearance, aged 30, about 183cm tall, with a lean build and a trimmed goatee beard. He also had scars on his lower right forearm that looked like cigarette burns.

He was wearing a blue faded singlet, black basketball style shorts and a black baseball cap with the letter "b" on the front.

The second man was described as of Caucasian appearance, aged about 20, 172cm tall with a slim build, a shaved head and clean shaven.He was wearing a plain white t-shirt and three-quarter length denim shorts.

The woman was described as of Aboriginal appearance, aged 20, 150cm tall, with black shoulder-length hair.


Wonder what the "B" on his hat stood for? :- "Boong" , "Black bugger", "Bloody bastard" ... or "Baboon"?

[Animal cruelty pictures]

Animal cruelty pictures

NT News | Darwin, Northern Territory, Australia

http://www.ntnews.com.au/article/2013/01/22/316864_ntnews.html

PHOTOGRAPHS of horrific cruelty to dogs in an NT [Aboriginal] community have been posted on a Facebook page - and then hastily taken down as authorities tried to cover up the shocking scandal.

The pictures showed two animals believed to have been attacked with machetes by boys. Another was of a dog with a broken leg with the bone exposed.

A third was of an animal with all its fur eaten away by mange.

Another dog was photographed getting around the community without the use of its back legs, which were either broken or lame.

The photographs were posted on Facebook by Kristine Love, who works for an animal welfare agency on Groote Eylandt.

And the NT News has been told that animal cruelty and neglect is rampant in some remote [Aboriginal] communities.

Many dogs are well cared for by their owners. But others are often beaten and left to find their own food.



Dirty apes! they just can't leave anything alone! have to mess with :- people, property, animals etc! I bet they don't get penalised for it.. The Govt. just pays off the elder to tell the Abbo lads hurting animals is "naughty"... then he gets his royalties and his Hilux the taxpayer paid for and gambles and pisses his money away. They have no responsibility for anything! Not animals, not even their kids!

Piddling on the street is not only common place but look at the filth they live in! Disgusting sewer , brown rats!

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