The gangster will still commit a crime, please be careful!
At 7:08 on June 30, 2019, Foodworks supermarket, Thomastown District, Melbourne.
Shaoming Wang, a 54-year-old Chinese shopkeeper, is counting the shelves.
At this point, three masked men suddenly rushed in outside the door, one with an iron bar and the other with a woven bag.
Next to the cashier, three people punched and kicked the shopkeeper frantically and knocked him to the ground.
After that, one of them desperately pulled the shopkeeper to keep him from moving, and the other two packed rows of cigarettes in the weaving bag.
Masked robberies, gangsters with guys, and one enemy, three, this situation in exchange for others, may have been scared silly.
However, the Chinese shopkeeper is not an ordinary person.
In the face of three ferocious gangsters, he showed extraordinary courage to defend himself bravely
As one of the gangsters rummaged through something, he wrestled with another gangster and tried to subdue him.
As the three gangsters were ready to escape, he found a short stick from the shop and ran out.
After that, three gangsters quickly jumped into the car and ran away.
"I was particularly scared," said Sofia Wang, the owner`s daughter. "when I heard my dad call me, I ran out at once."
"what I`m worried about now is that they may come back and do something worse."
Such fears have proved to be not superfluous.
Because just a few days ago, on June 23, the gang broke into another nearby milk bar..
At 08:47 that night, a masked gangster dressed in black with golf clubs and woven bags suddenly rushed into the store and jumped behind the cashier`s counter.
As he opened the bag, he said:
Put the money in, or I`ll hit you. "put all the money in!"
At the same time, his accomplice, the husband of another masked gangster with a knife, threat`s shopkeeper:
Take out the money in the cashier, or I`ll kill you!
After robbing of the money, the gangsters ran away quickly.
Police said a member of the public had called to provide clues.
The police will try their best to hunt down the gangsters on the basis of clues.
The police also said that the gangsters may commit another crime in a period of time.
So Xiaowei is also here to remind you, especially those who open stores, must be careful!
Nowadays, more and more Chinese choose to go abroad to study and live abroad.
However, the experience of going abroad is not good for everyone.
In 2017, the unfortunate murder of Zhang Yingying, a Chinese scholar in the United States, shocked the entire Chinese community and deeply stimulated the sensitive nerves of each of us.
When we are sad and sorry for Zhang Yingying`s misfortune, we can not help thinking:
With the increase of the number of Chinese studying and settling abroad, the security problems faced by overseas Chinese should attract more and more attention of the whole society.
For each of us in a foreign country, in the country thousands of miles away, there is a group of family and friends.
How to ensure our own personal safety in the process of studying and living abroad is a problem that every single Chinese should pay attention to.
With its advanced education system, magnificent natural environment and excellent living standard, Australia has become one of the best destinations for Chinese students to study and emigrate.
The long-term Melbourne as the world`s best livable city is the preferred city for many Chinese to come to Australia.
However, in recent years, the news that Chinese students and Chinese have suffered property and even life infringement in Melbourne and even across Australia has been reported frequently.
Melbourne lost its position as the world`s best livable city last year, directly due to the declining security situation in recent years, which has dragged down the overall rating.
I believe everyone has a deep question about this: is Melbourne really safe? Is Australia really safe?
A small partner with a life experience in Australia should know that in a different region of a city, the security situation may be different.
So what are the safest and most dangerous areas in Melbourne where we live? What is the actual public security situation in hot areas where foreign students and Chinese friends often go and live?
To answer this question, Xiao Wei haemorrhage collected the original material released by Victoria government for analysis, and gave you an exclusive disclosure of the safety of life in Melbourne, big data.
Xiaowei collected the statistics of Criminal Incidents released by Victoria government in 2018 from Crime Statistics Agency Vitoria, and screened and analyzed the data for a specific area of Victoria.
The methods of analysis are as follows:
First, with Melbourne CBD as the center, all Melbourne Inner Suburbs are divided into two groups according to the distance from the city center:
1, within 10km of the city center, a total of 85 suburbs
2. Within the 10-20km area of the city center (in particular, a number of areas outside the 20km range, but more Chinese live), a total of 130 suburbs
Second, in the statistics of government in Victoria, the criminal incidents are classified, and the three categories which are relatively close to the relationship of personal safety in our daily life are screened in this paper.
1. Crime against the person, includes robbery against, harassment, etc.
2, property & deception offence, includes all kinds of theft, trespassing, fraud, etc.
3. Drug offence, includes drug crime, take drugs behavior, etc.
Hard-core data is coming!
First of all, let`s take a look at the distance from downtown Melbourne to 10km.
The 10 districts with the least number of criminal incidents:
The 10 districts with the highest number of criminal incidents:
Then let`s take a look at the 10-20km from the center of the city:
The 15 districts with the least number of criminal incidents (this area is more, so the scope is increased, the following is the same as above)
The 15 districts with the highest number of criminal incidents:
From the above data, we can clearly see that there are fewer criminal incidents in the area, many of which belong to the cold door areas that we do not know very well. Most of these areas are small, the resident population is small, and the statistics are also reasonable.
On the other hand, some of the regions we know and often go to, hot areas, are on the list of areas with the highest incidence of crime. Among them, the inner city of Melbourne has become a veritable "crime capital" by crushing any other area with more than 10,000 criminal incidents in the whole year.
Next, let`s look at the safety of a hot spot area where our Chinese and international friends often go and live:
Micro screened the following 30 hot spots of interest in Ink Chinese(if omitted, please understand).
It doesn`t feel like it`s detailed enough? Let Xiaowei work harder and refine the data to see what high incidence of crime exists in the hot spots mentioned above.
1, Robberry / the top 5 areas with high incidence of robbery are
Melbourne, 164 cases
28 Carlton, cases
Springvale, 26 cases
23 Box Hill, cases
Ringwood, 20 cases
2, the first five areas with high incidence of theft are
4855 Melbourne, cases
1819 Preston, cases
1323 Brunswick, cases
1121 Coburg, cases
Bundora,999 cases
3, break in/ trespassed into the top five areas with high incidence
Melbourne，709
Preston，381
Brunswick，275
South Yarra，271
Coburg，226
Summary:There must be a lot of little friends living in city to cry blind.
Indeed, the wide range of transportation, convenient living, and the status of two universities and business centers make Melbourne City the largest stop area for Chinese students and Chinese to live and work, but its high density and highly mobile demographic characteristics have also become a breeding ground for criminal behavior.
On the other hand, other Chinese hot spots in Melbourne are more or less facing security and crime problems.
For each and every ordinary person living in Melbourne, although there are police officers out there to maintain justice, the superheroes who will be around in time for the crisis are, after all, characters that exist in the movies.
In our daily life, we should also be more vigilant, stay away from danger, and do our best to ensure our personal and property safety.
