CCTV Vigilante - Sydney Street Violence

Technology to protect a home captures a culture of violence, vandalism and booze in a Sydney neighbourhood.

Category:

News & Politics

Tags:

• aca
• australia
• violence
• vandalism
• booze
• alcahol
• fights
• fighting
• sydney
• a current affair
• cctv
• cameras
• police
• crazynoonga

[swordfish356dt]

Hmm, pretty funny when people try and rip on me for playing games when i'm bored. Maybe I should be out doing this instead?

[matthewlane]

@lookatmepleasesir How does it being in the city make it any different then being in the suburbs. If the problem is the inner city, then its an issues taking the fuckwits out of the inner city.

[DigitalCheat]

Welcome to free Australia the best 3rd world country in the world, people bashed in the street, people deliberately die in hospitals, Lazy police just like to sit & talk at the station, Police, nurses, doctors & politician all bludgers.

[hopdashrun]

anyone know what neighbourhood this is?

[ohyeahhoneysheband]

NOT GETTING STONED. OH MY LORD.

Stupid fucking A Current Affair, I wonder how much of this report was factually accurate to begin with.

[ClownViolenceBoogie]

@elvikosi don't make this a race issue you asshole.

[rapid303]

i wish i lived there i would have soo much fun teenie bopper bashing!

[SupG2011]

if that was arabic teens I bet 100s of arrests would have been made... Fucking bullshit

[lookatmepleasesir]

@Aleon38 I think this segment and the show in general are aimed at older people, who are shocked by things like this and tend to think that its something new that never used to happen before. When in fact its always happened, in fact at many times in the past it was far worse. Petty crime will always be taking place no matter what anybody does, and it will always be concentrated in the inner city and poor areas. To be get shocked and outraged that it happens there is silly and out of touch

[lookatmepleasesir]

@matthewlane because a lot of people go out to the city on the weekend and get drunk. Most of these people would be from the suburbs. To take the problem away from the city you'd have to take away the density of entertainment venues there. In other words, you'd just spread the problem out, to more places. If someone doesn't like the way life is in the city, they shouldn't live there, or they should adapt.

[elvikosi]

fuckin stupid white trash

[Cronosmd]

And they say south africa is a 3rd world country... what a bunch of monkeys