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SA: Police risk heavy penalties' by using Facebook page to win cases

"South Australian Police are exposing themselves to possible heavy financial penalties by allowing the public to comment on SAPOL’s Facebook site about ongoing cases. The Facebook page allows people to comment about its media releases, raising concerns about the potential danger from defamation and breaches of identity suppression orders," Police have a thankless task and we wish them well, but there appears to be one law party for one party and another law for the other.

NSW: Suspect State: Right to silence to be removed by NSW Liberals

"The proposed changes to the right to silence in New South Wales should have everyone wondering, and asking, about the ealtie by usinmpirical evidence the O’Farrell Government is relying on to justify the proposed changes. The changes to the right to silence laws in Britain were announced in 1988 after judges failed to convict suspects, allegedly incriminated by other evidence, because they chose to remain silent, . ."

NORWAY: ' A fate worse then death', says a tool

"A Norwegian court delivers its verdict in the ten-week trial of gunman Anders Behring Breivik on Friday, deciding whether to send the anti-Muslim militant to jail or a mental hospital for the massacre of 77 people last summer Prosecutors have demanded a verdict of insanity, a fate Breivik called "worse than death", while many of his victims say only a sane person could have carried out such a complex attack. Either way he is likely to spend the rest of his life behind bars."

US: Student expelled for having toy gun in backpack

"Parents want their child back in school. School board says no way, Jose! 8-year-old [Samuel Burgos] hasn't been in school for a year and will likely miss another year if the Broward County School Board has its way," NBCMiami.com tells us .Why ?Burgos was suspended from school in November after a teacher found a toy gun in his backpack."

AUS: Greens in trouble

"Jon Faine’s interview with Acting Greens party leader sixty-something Senator Christine Milne, filling in for retirement-age leader Senator Bob Brown is a delight to behold. It’s fair to say the Greens party get a good run on ABC Radio in Melbourne, not a completely unquestioning good run but a good run all the same. But as the masters of the absurd, when subjected to Faine’s devil advocacy, hilarity ensued.''

TAIWAN: All that glitters is not gold

"A Taiwanese teenager has collapsed and died at an internet cafe after playing the computer game Diablo 3 for 40 hours straight. Officials say the 18-year-old booked a private room at the cafe in Tainan and did not emerge for nearly two days. . ."

NSW: Allleged Nomads bikies' arrested for 'consorting'

"Another bikie has been charged under New South Wales legislation to crack down on criminal gangs. Two alleged senior Nomads bikies last week became the first to be charged under the new consorting laws, which aim to stop people from repeatedly meeting with convicted criminals. . ."

NSW: Nomads bikie gang 'suspected in man's kneecapping'

(Two weeks ago) "The Middle Eastern Organised Crime Squad has taken over an investigation into a home invasion overnight where a man was kneecapped by a gunman. Victim Peter Younan appears to have [...] expected trouble. There are security cameras installed on either side of the public housing home where he lives with his mother at Revesby, in Sydney's south-west. . ."

SA: Focarelli in court on drug charge

(Two weeks ago) "Self-proclaimed gang leader Vincenzo Focarelli has faced the Adelaide District Court and denied a charge of trafficking drugs. It is alleged police found a parcel of drugs in a car Focarelli was driving when he flagged officers down at Prospect after a shooting. His 22-year-old son Giovanni Focarelli was shot dead in an ambush at Dry Creek earlier this year. . ."

VIC: Shot fired during 170 km/h car chase

(Two weeks ago) "A gunman fired a shot at a group of men in a car before chasing them at up to 170km/h along a busy Melbourne freeway, police say. Two groups of men had been chatting in two parked cars in a car park at the corner of York and Ferrars streets in South Melbourne when an argument took place at about 4.30am (AEST) on Sunday. A short time later, a man in a third car allegedly produced a handgun and shot at one of the cars, a Holden Astra, police said. The Astra driver fled the carpark, driving east on York Street, but the gunman gave chase, with the pursuit leading onto the Monash Freeway and reaching at speeds up to 170km/h before the chasing car eventually turned around. . ."

US: Cops' shoot dead, man legally carrying firearm

"Erik Scott was a West Point graduate who went on to serve honourably in the Army, get his MBA from Duke and establish a lucrative career in real estate and as a sales rep for a medical device company. He was 38 years old when he was gunned down in 2010 in the portico of a Las Vegas area Costco store by officers from the Las Vegas Metro Police Department. While it was 7 bullets from the only people we’re supposed to trust with guns that snuffed out Erik Scott’s life, what really killed him was an irrational fear of firearms – Hoplophobia. . ."

US: A-G faces contempt charge for botched gun running op.

"In an unprecedented move, US lawmakers have voted to hold Attorney General Eric Holder in contempt, paving the way for legal action over a probe into a botched gun-running scheme. Several furious Democrats led by Nancy Pelosi, the party's top member in the House of Representatives, stormed out of the chamber at the start of the vote. . ."

PHILIPPINES': Witness killed following election violence

"A man has been shot in the chest after answering a knock at the door in Victoria's northeast yesterdays morning. A Victoria Police spokeswoman said the 24-year-old opened the door of a Wangaratta home to two men about 5.40am,accprdingf to Melbourne's "Herald Sun" newspaper. . ."

VIC: Man shot at his home in Wangaratta

"A man answered a knock atthe front door in Victoria's northeast yesterday morning. A Victoria Police spokes-woman said the 24-year-old opened the door of a Wangaratta home to two men about 5.40am,accordingf to Melbourne's 'Herald Sun' newspaper. . ."

GREECE: Olympics date from 10th. century BC

"Olympia, the site of the ancient Olympic Games, is in the western part of the Peloponnese which, according to Greek mythology, is the island of "Pelops", the founder of the Olympic Games. Imposing temples, votive buildings, elaborate shrines and ancient sporting facilities were combined in a site of unique natural and mystical beauty. Olympia functioned as a meeting place for worship and other religious and political practices as early as the 10th century BC..."

UK: London shooting venue looking good

"London’s Olympic shooting venue has successfully staged the ISSF World Cup, as preparations continue for this year’s Olympic Games. The Royal Artillery Barracks hosted more than 800 competitors from 100 countries during the tournament, which ran from 17-28 April, and ISSF Secretary General Franz Schreiber was impressed by the temporary venue, which will host the shooting events during the London 2012 Game. . ."

AUS: Olympic shooting -- in all Olympics except 1904 and 1928

"Shooting has appeared on every Olympic program except St Louis 1904 and Amsterdam 1928. The number and variety of events have changed many times over the Olympiads - shooting began with three events in 1986 and now boasts fifteen. . . "

US: Micro-stamping law--trust a politician?,,,,NEVER!

"Firearms micro-stamping, signed into by Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger (R-Calif.) in October 2007 and slated to take effect New Year's Day ,2010, is not in effect since the technology remains encumbered by patents. Micro-stamping -- the process by which firearms manufacturers would have to micro laser-engrave a gun's make, model and serial number on two distinct parts of each gun, including the firing pin, so that in theory the information would be imprinted on the cartridge casing when the pistol is fired -- must be certified as patent-free by the California Department of Justice before the law can go into effect. . ." ......Then all they have to do is find the gun and link it to the criminal who committed the offence. A pretty tall order, don't ya think?

UN: Canada modifies stance on Arms Trade Treaty

"Canada has modified its controversial position on a United Nations arms control treaty. In a new position paper submitted to the UN, the federal government has dropped its proposal to exclude all sporting and hunting firearms from the international Arms Trade Treaty, an agreement that seeks to regulate the import, export and transfer of all conventional weapons. Last summer Canada surprised many and attracted heaps of scorn from countries such as Nigeria, Brazil, Mexico and Australia, when it changed its stance on the treaty and advocated for the exclusion of so-called "civilian" firearms. Some non-governmental observers predicted Canada's new position could have helped derail the entire process.. ." We could but hope! Little Johnny Howard bobs up again.

UN: Oxfam says there must be ammunition control alongside gun control

"Oxfam says 12 billion bullets are produced each year - almost two for every person in the world. Humanitarian charity Oxfam has launched a new campaign to call for the regulation of the sale of ammunition around the world. It comes ahead of a United Nations summit in July on bringing in a new arms trade treaty to regulate the sale of arms. Oxfam is arguing that any treaty must also regulate ammunition trade or the treaty "doesn't make sense". . ." Submitted by DG.

NSW: Gun registry may be compromised

Police Commissioner Andrew Scipione and Police Minister Mike Gallacher on Wednesday made a public show of overseeing the destruction of 142 weapons seized in recent months. But it has taken little over two weeks for criminals to steal more than a third of that number and put them back on the black market. In a number of cases since May 14, when the robberies began, entire gun safes have been removed from properties with weapons inside. . ." Submitted by DG. (Two weeks ago.} Comment: Who would have thought! Another good reason for not having gun registration. Trouble is government and police are addicted to the various state registries and see them as the answer to the problem of illegal guns in the hands of criminals.

UK: Researchers say hunters and farmers do more for conservation than conservationists

(Independent) "Researchers conclude that the importance of hunting and shooting to wildlife conservation is highly relevant to the debate over whether fox hunting with hounds should be banned in Britain. While 76 percent of Britain is covered by farmland, national nature reserves make up only half of one percent. So farmers, not conservationists, manage the vast bulk of the country's available wildlife habitat. . ."

SA: What police ask for, they usually get

"A legal loophole that resulted in people facing lesser charges after being involved in a drive-by shooting will be closed by the State Government. Attorney-General John Rau will introduce new gun laws to Parliament within weeks. "It will be a new offence and will not require the proof ... that the person shooting the weapon knew there was so nobody in the house or was deliberately trying to hit a particular person," Mr Rau said. . ." (four days ago.) Comment: Welcome to the Police State of South Australia. We have no time for outlaw motor-cycle gangs. Stricter laws are needed to stop drive-by shootings, but the "presumption of innocence'" must remain a part of them. Of course, the Government and police will say it does. The Police would have us all living in a dictatorship, if we let them. They are an authoritarian organisation, who are there to work within the law and if the present law doesn't suit them...too bad. There must be a better way to fight outlaw motor-cycle gangs. We believe the present Police Commissioner is not the greatest. S.A. has ever had. The comment, above, should not be taken as the official position of CLASS. Submitted by WM.

NSW: NPA claims shooting in Parks will endanger bushwalkers

"The state government’s decision to let people hunt feral pests in national parks has come under fire from northern conservation groups, but hunters say the move will benefit the environment. Safety was among the top of the list of fears for some recreational park users. “We’re not impressed, as you might imagine, because we want to go bushwalking without the fear of being shot,” National Parks Association (NPA) of NSW Tamworth-Namoi branch president Robin Gunning said. . ." Comment: 'But, we don't mind our feral friends in 'our' parks.

AUS: Swimmers in hot water over Facebook gun photo

"Nick D'Arcy and Kenrick Monk are in hot water with Swimming Australia and the Australian Olympic Committee after posting inappropriate photos on Facebook. D'Arcy and Monk are shown posing with high-powered weapons at a gun shop in the United States. The photo was posted on Monk's Facebook page and also circulated on Twitter before Swimming Australia ordered the Olympic-bound pair to take down the photos. Swimming Australia is continuing to investigate the incident but ordered the photo to be removed in accordance with the take down clause in its social media guidelines. . ." Comment: On the channel 7 News, some-one from Swimming Australia whose name escapes me, said: 'We don't want that kind of gun culture in Australia.' They're out of touch with reality. Read the story above: "(Gun owners are not the enemy (They're not criminals either)" which first appeared in a Canadian newspaper.

SA: Adelaide Hills farmer's death linked to earlier shooting

"The shooting death of Adelaide Hills dairy farmer Graham Mieglich is linked to another shooting that happened in May and has led to an arrest, police say. A 19-year-old man appeared in court on Thursday charged with attempted murder over the earlier incident in May, when a man was shot in the face while watching TV in his Gumeracha home, also in the Adelaide Hills. . ."

QLD:Polce stood down over violence claims

"Two south-east Queensland police officers have been stood down while they are investigated over the alleged use of undue force. The senior sergeant, 53, and senior constable, 35, are each under scrutiny over allegations of inappropriate force. . ."

"An early morning bikie-related shooting at a tattoo parlour in one of Milton's trendiest streets has local business owners fearing ricochet effects on the area's reputation. Between 4am and 4.30am four shots struck the front windows at Inksanity tattoo parlour on Park Rd. Police believe the incident is linked to a similar attack on the Banditos' Stanley St clubhouse in Woolloongabba. . ."

SA: Four youths charged with theft of guns

"Four teenagers have been charged after police recovered 17 firearms, including hunting rifles and shotguns, from properties in the state's South-East. Police searched several residential and business premises here and in Victoria. . . ." RELATED >>> Police seize cash, drugs, guns and explosives (Three months ago)

NSW: Violent death leads to a makeshift grave

"Police say two people killed a woman and buried her body on her parents' property in Sydney's south-west. Police say six people gathered at the Lakesland property in early May and only five left. It is alleged two of them - a man and a woman - murdered 33-year-old Colleen Deborah Ayers, whose parents owned the home. Police say Ms Ayers died a violent death. . ." RELATED >>> Woman's body found in makeshift grave

GERMANY: 'Canadian psycho' arrested in Berlin

"A Canadian man accused of killing and dismembering his partner and mailing body parts to politicians has been arrested in Berlin. Luka Rocco Magnotta was the subject of a global manhunt after the remains of his boyfriend were found near his Montreal apartment last week. German police say Magnotta declared "You got me" when they arrested him in an internet cafe overnight. . ."

US: Irrational Hoplophobia leads to army vet's death

QLD: Police say Finks MC club poses a threat to the community

"Queensland Police have moved to declare the Gold Coast arm of the Finks Motorcycle Club a criminal organisation. It is the first time police have lodged such a Supreme Court application, using powers under the Criminal Organisation Act of 2009. A special task force known as Hydra carried out an investigation into the club, which officers say is part of a wider campaign to disrupt and dismantle bikie-gangs involved in crime across the state. . ."

NSW: Deal struck to allow hunting in National Parks

"The New South Wales Government is to allow hunting in some national parks, as part of a deal it has cut to get legislation to sell electricity assets through State Parliament. The legislation to privatise NSW's power generators and sell or lease the Cobbora coal mine passed the state's Lower House in March. But it had gone nowhere since in the Upper House, where the Government needs support from other parties. The Government is now preparing to resume debate, after reaching an agreement with the Shooters and Fishers Party over protections for workers The Shooters' amendment were put to a joint Coalition party-room meeting this morning. (4th. June 2012). . ."

WA: Fake officer works for a month at the Perth Watch House

"A major investigation is underway into a security breach in which a man posed as a police officer at the Perth Watch House for more than a month. The man has been arrested and charged but police are still investigating whether he managed to access any sensitive information. It is understood an 18-year-old man was somehow able to get hold of a WA police uniform and impersonate an officer, turning up to regular shifts at the watch house in East Perth. . ."

UK: 'Firearms incident' in Midland town

"Top-level meetings were taking place yesterday after reports of a firearm being discharged on a Bradford street. Officers found a silver Honda Civic with its windows shattered and windscreen damaged. It is thought nobody was with the car when they arrived and there were no reports of anyone being injured. .."

WA: Bikie acquitted on attempted murder charge

"Perth Rock Machine bikie Benjamin Sipkes has been jailed for more than six years for shooting the boss of a rival gang. A jury in April found Sipkes guilty of unlawfully wounding Rebels president Nick Martin with intent to cause bodily harm, but acquitted him of the more serious charge of attempted murder. . ." Submitted by WM.

UK: Scottish Government must think all shooters are criminals

"The Scottish Government wants the power to limit the number of guns that any one person can have after ownership figures hit a record high. The number of legally held firearms has risen by almost a fifth in the last 10 years, yet there are fewer licensed owners. This suggests that there are more guns concentrated in fewer hands, with the average owner having three. . ." Submitted by DG.

NSW: Customs admits Glock illegal import bungle

"Customs officials have revealed that their X-ray machines did not pick up more than 100 pistols that were illegally imported through a Sydney post office. Police arrested four people in March over the Glock pistols that were allegedly posted from Germany to the Sylvania Waters Post Office. . ." RELATED>>> ABC News Video Report

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VIC: Two dead after bungled bottle shop robbery

"A security guard was almost mown down as a carload of would-be thieves fled a Bendigo pub before crashing into a parked car then a tree, leaving two of them dead and another two injured. The men crashed their Holden Commodore on Lucan St after attempting to break into the nearby Rising Sun Hotel on the corner of Barnard St and Arnold St at 1.30am. Two men died and the other two were taken to Bendigo Hospital, one in a critical condition. All are aged between 19 and 21, police said. . ."

VIC: Police release two after shooting at Melbourne car wash

"Police have released two men after questioning them over a daylight shooting at a car wash in Melbourne's north. Organised crime taskforce officers swooped on a house in Hope Street, Brunswick, and arrested the pair, aged 21 and 22, this morning. They were released in the afternoon after being interviewed about a clash at a car wash in Coburg. . ."

US: City with toughest gun laws tops crime list....again

"A (police) department spokesman would not confirm the tally, saying several incidents were still under investigation and could not be classified at this time. According to the summaries, there have been at least 200 homicides so far this year compared with 134 during the same period in 2011. That's a 49.25 percent increase over last year. . ."

AUS: Media tart at it....again

"Inadequate shooter safety training and firearms storage have allowed thousands of illegal guns to fall into the wrong hands, a gun control lobby group claims. Gun Control Australia president John Crook told The Advertiser gun control was becoming a widespread issue. Attorney-General John Rau has also expressed concern, saying he supported a renewed national approach to gun control. . ."

AUS: Greens engage top QC to defend abuse of privilege charges

Greens former and current leaders, Bob Brown and Christine Milne, have engaged one of Australia's leading lawyers to defend them in a privilege case related to the biggest corporate donation to a political party in Australia's history. . ." CLASS hopes they get everything they deserve. -- Subscription required .

NSW: Tales of the weird -- Kangaroo attacks women

"A hostile kangaroo launched a savage assault on a mother after spending two days stalking her - then attacked her husband as she recovered in hospital. Kirrily McWilliams was left with a 12-inch scar following the brutal attack by the powerful grey kangaroo as she walked down her driveway. It was the third time Mrs McWilliams had been confronted by the intimidating animal at her home near Port Macquarie, northern New South Wales, Australia. . ."

TAS: 'Bob Brown takes blame for Greens illegal ad.'

"Former Greens leader Bob Brown is taking the blame for a Tasmanian state election advertisement that could be illegal. Senator Brown says a state law that bans political advertising on polling day may have inadvertently been broken when Tasmanian upper house candidate Penelope Ann placed an advertisement in a local newspaper on Saturday. . ." Inadvertently....."Ignorance of the law is no excuse."

SA: Adelaide shootings may be linked

"Police think there is a link between another two shootings in Adelaide. They say a 26-year-old man arrived at Flinders Medical Centre in the early hours with a gunshot wound to his leg. Adelaide police also are hunting for three men over a shooting at suburban Prospect, outside the home of a Finks bikie. The victim was walking with a friend in Alpha Road when the occupants of a house emerged and started an argument. . ."

MALI: 'Fabled city of Timbuktu falls to Islamist group'

"An Islamist militant group has taken control of the fabled city of Timbuktu in northern Mali. Although the city was once a centre of Islamic learning, the group has objected to some local practises. So what is their agenda? And will they respect the city's unique literary heritage? Since seizing the city in March, Ansar Dine has targeted Timbuktu's precious Muslim heritage. The shrine of a 15th Century sufi saint Sidi Mahmoud Ben Amar has been attacked, according to Lazare Eloundou Assomo of UNESCO. "The entrance gate of the mausoleum was completely destroyed and burnt," Mr Assomo told the BBC World Service. "The curtain that protected the shrine was destroyed. . ."

AUS: Handguns issued for self-defence to police, public not welcome

"Police are issued with sidearms primarily for self-defence in life-threatening circumstances. The protection of other lives in the public arena is another justification. Fleeing felons were targets at one time. The memories of senior police may go back to when, there being no other means at hand to prevent flight, it was permissible to shoot. . ." John "I hate guns" Howard, and the Liberals', have much to answer for!

US: High Court denies city council's gun-ban move

"The Second Amendment Foundation is delighted that the Washington State Supreme Court has unanimously denied the City of Seattle's petition for review in the case of Chan v. City of Seattle, a legal action brought by SAF, the National Rifle Association and five individual plaintiffs. The decision affirms the state's long-standing preemption law and two lower court rulings, thus preventing the city from banning firearms from city parks property. . ." Be nice if Australian Courts were as obliging.

VIC: The 'substantially invisible Greens'

"The Victorian Greens have been substantially invisible since the last state election. That absence of profile has not discouraged them from chancing their arm in by-elections as they arise. They reckon their best prospect will be in the state seat of Melbourne. Their fundraising efforts previously have been epic, soliciting the largest recorded donation in Australian political history from developer and tourism entrepreneur Graeme Wood, who recently boned Monica Attard from the Global Mail. Wood gave them $1.6 million and generously received in return – according to corruption-busting Senator Helen Kroger – lavish assistance from Greens Senators and MPs on one of his proposed property developments. Many thought it corruption of the most old school and blatant kind. . ." We believe the Greens have reached the zenith of their power in Australia

GERM: Environmentalist arrested in Germany

"The leader of environment group Sea Shepherd has been arrested over claims of an attempted murder charge, relating to an incident at sea a decade ago. Captain Paul Watson was arrested in Germany over the weekend and will be extradited to Costa Rica on an outstanding arrest warrant from an incident which occurred in 2002. Mr Watson sent a tweet from jail late on Sunday, confirming his arrest. . ."

AUS: Katters' daughter put on good behaviour bond

"Federal independent MP Bob Katter has defended his daughter after she was found guilty of assaulting her child's kindergarten teacher. Mr Katter described his daughter, 38-year-old Caroline Annette Coupland, as the 'Pollyanna' of the family. North Sydney Local Court on Tuesday found Coupland guilty of assaulting a woman but did not proceed to conviction, ordering her only to enter into a 12-month good behaviour bond. . ."

CDN: Canada abolishes long-gun registration

RCMP (Royal Canadian Mounted Police) commissioner Bob Paulson has instructed chief firearms officers to ensure that any conditions they impose on gun store owners do not facilitate the creation of a long-gun registry. In a letter sent Thursday, Paulson doesn't explicitly tell the CFOs that gun store owners should not keep ledgers that record the names and licence numbers of customers, but he carefully reminds them that Public Safety Minister Vic Toews doesn't want any records kept. We need a Police Minister who is not afraid to stand up to police power in Australia.

AUS: Almost 10,000 unregistered handguns on black market

On the eve of the 16th anniversary of the Port Arthur massacre, the (Federal) Government has announced plans to amend Australia's gun laws. National figures are difficult to obtain, but in New South Wales, drive-by shootings are up 41 per cent in the past two years. Despite all the checks, guns are still stolen but according to the Institute of Criminology, less than 1 per cent of registered firearms are taken every year. Mostly they are long arms like shotguns and rifles. What authorities are most focused on are the handguns, the smaller weapons that criminals seem to want more. [...] The Australian Crime Commission estimates there are at least 10,000 handguns on the black market. Here's a radical thought: forget about registration, it's clearly a waste of time and money and stop treating shooters like criminals. Instead, up the penalties for armed crime, enforce the law and target the criminal misuse of firearms. The police might be surprised by the co-operation extended by shooters once they stopped being treated as criminals.

RELATED:>>> Gun-owners are not the enemy! (they're not criminals either)

NSW: Youth no stranger to police, aboriginal joy-rider's long criminal history
Protest turns ugly: Dozens yelled "f... the police: The teenager (is) in a coma after being shot by Police officers . Youth has been in trouble with police since he was eight-years-old.

NSW: 'Police slammed by father of shot youth'

"Authorities have called for calm following the shooting of two teenagers in Sydney's Kings Cross, after police opened fire on a stolen car that had mounted the gutter and hit a pedestrian early on Saturday morning. Yesterday graphic video footage of the incident emerged. It showed a policeman appearing to punch 17-year-old Aborigine Troy Taylor while he was pinned to the ground. He is then dragged on to the pavement, bleeding heavily and handcuffed. . ."CLASS has some sympathy for the youth but, let's not forget the pedestrian who was run down down by the stolen car.

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