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Thứ Hai, 4 tháng 3, 2013

Libs will make graffiti vandals clean up

Vandalism

CLEAN IT UP: The Libs will make graffiti vandals clean up their own mess if they are re-elected this weekend. Source: NewsLocal

GRAFFITI vandals will have to clean up their own mess under a $1.35 million Liberal election promise.

Announced this morning, the Liberals will create a Graffiti Vandalism Enforcement Act if re-elected on Saturday.

Premier Colin Barnett said the act would combine existing graffiti laws and require courts to impose a graffiti clean-up order on adult and juvenile graffiti offenders.

The Department of Corrective Services would be allocated $1.35million per annum to implement the graffiti clean-up orders.

“Graffiti vandals deserve to be punished appropriately and deterred from committing future graffiti offences,” Mr Barnett said.

“We believe the best way to do this is to force them to understand the time, effort and cost that goes into removing graffiti, and by doing so, make them think twice about vandalising property in the future.”


Currently, only some vandals who target buildings and property owned by State or local governments are made to clean up graffiti.

The proposed laws would force all graffiti offenders to clean up graffiti damage and will also allow business, private residents and State and local governments to benefit.


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Chủ Nhật, 24 tháng 2, 2013

Vandals leave $50,000 damage at work site

VANDALS have caused more than $50,0000 damage to a house under construction in Yokine overnight.

The home is currently being built on Bradford Street, Yokine.

Police say between 6pm last night and 7am this morning vandals gained entry to the home which is at a “lock up stage.”

“The offenders went to the upstairs bathroom, put the plug in the bath and turned on the taps before leaving,” police say.

“The water ran all night, causing flooding to the first floor and running down the walls to the bottom floor.

“The water caused significant damage to electrical wiring, walls, new furniture and flooring throughout the home.”

Damage to the home is estimated to be over $50,000.

Police are asking anyone who was in the area at the time who saw anything suspicious to call Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.


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