There`s another robbery in Melbourne!
Melbourne police are hunting masked robbers with a hamme
(bottle shop), a liquor store near the Clayton campus of Monash University, was robbed by gunmen with a hammer on the 23rd of last month.
He was robbed along with another store in Keysborough, southeast of Melbourne.
Police have just released surveillance footage of the incident, hoping members of the public can provide clues.
At 5 p.m. on Saturday, at the beginning of nightlife, the Keysborough hotel had no one but a clerk.
The door opened, and the shop assistant, who thought the guest had arrived, rose to greet him, but saw two men with their hooded and baseball caps covered with their faces.
The white man pulled a hammer out of his backpack and went straight to the cashier. The man in black, wearing a hood, swearing and hammering to the desk of the cashier. I don`t like it, but also put the cash register display and the shelves of the goods hammer down.
The clerk, stuck behind the cashier by two robbers, obeyed and took cash and cigarettes. When the two men got the money, they quickly leave the hotel, and the robbery lasted only about half a minute.
However, it was not known whether the shop had stolen too little money or a few packs of cigarettes, and white baseball cap man appeared only half an hour later at a Chinese hotel called Thirsty Camel in the Mulgrave district, next door to Monash University, and it was only half an hour later that he appeared at a Chinese hotel called Thirsty Camel, next door to Monash University, in a Chinese hotel in the district of Mulgrave.
The Chinese boy at the shop was busy on the computer, unaware that the white robber had rushed into the shop. It was only two steps away from him that the robber discovered that it was too late to escape and was pulled out of the chair by the gangster.
The white man was still holding a hammer from a previous hotel, and he kept waving his weapons and trying to hit the shop assistant.
In order to push the clerk into the corner, the white-clothed robber struck another hammer on the locker where the cigarettes were stored.
There was no way back, so the clerk had to turn on the radio and let the robbers take the money.
The robber scored again and quickly leave. Fortunately, the shop assistants of the two hotels were just frightened and unhurt.
Police say the two Hammer robbers, who may have been South Pacific Islanders in appearance, are still at large.
As a hard-working and hard-working nation, Chinese can stand firm and blossom wherever they go to the world, contributing to the local economic. It even left a rich impression on some foreigners.
And behind such a reputation are millions of Chinese workers who struggle in silence. Whether it is opening a small shop or working for others, we always work quietly for the future we hope for.
We are well-known for abiding by the law through our hard work and all the hardships we have swallowed in our stomachs. But it is also seen as a sign of cowardly fear of weakness.
Chinese operators have a preference for cash trading and often remain open during holidays and late nights. This just made it easier for the criminals to commit crimes.
The result of these factors is that we can hear which Chinese-owned shops around us have been robbed and smashed, and which students have been attacked by robberies and besieged by robberies. This case is only a drop in the sea.
It is gratifying to note that over the years there have been several examples of Chinese shopkeepers bravely defending their interests.
In 2016, owner Hu, who opened a noodle shop in Queensland, scared off a 19-year-old Australian who tried to rob him.
Facing the robber with the knife, boss Hu bully said
You have a knife? I got two!
Also in 2016, Ms. Chen, who runs a seafood business in Atlanta, repelled three gunmen, one of whom was directly killed.
But how could we have needed such "bravery" in the absence of some people`s malice towards the Chinese community, or if the police were able to faithfully perform their duty of protecting the people?
We have been victims over and over again, and the police have again and again ensured the safety of our community. What happened?. This kind of case editor still sees again and again!
I hope one day, we overseas students will not be targeted! Before that, no matter whether you go to school in Australia or live in Australia, you must be good!
