Melbourne police recently solved a major case in which the principal was charged with more than 100 counts.
Their target was a group of people who painted graffiti on the surface of the train. And this group of people`s minimum age is only 12 years old, the maximum is more than 50. Some of those in their fifties began graffiti on the surface of the train 30 years ago.
In the year from last July until now, the graffiti not only affected the beauty of the train surface, but also caused at least 70 delays by interfering with the signal lines.
Police have tracked the group over the past year, locked in the positions of some of its main members and carried out several house searches.
In addition to graffiti tools, they found electronic devices used to interfere with train signals.
Police said the group had gone beyond destroying the appearance of the train, damaging public facilities, causing delays and affecting the travel arrangements of many people.
The most recent one was on the Werribee train line on Friday, causing a 20-minute train delay.
Among them, 20-30-year-olds are the main participants. For them, graffiti on the outside of the train was the most advanced way to show off, and it was the capital they showed off to each other.
However, their flaunting capital was based on public suffering. In the past year, 6107 graffiti attacks on the surface of Melbourne`s trains and 730 on the interior of the carriages.
Although graffiti is also a form of art, it is believed that many people will not like it if it is used as a way of showing off and destroying.
