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From: Scotty on 19 Mar 2010 17:20 Hundreds of revheads trashed a Bob Jane T-marts store and brought the Princes Highway in Oakleigh to a standstill for several hours in protest against the cancellation of the EasterNats race meet at Melbourne's Calder Park Raceway. The police air wing was called in to monitor the crowds after flares were set off and people flooded into the street late on Friday night, The Herald-Sun newspaper says. The commotion started after the EasterNats race meet at Calder Park Raceway was cancelled earlier this week, and the crowds on Friday night decided to vent their anger on the sponsor's store, on the corner of Princes Highway and Warrigal Road. As the angry fans trashed the store, breaking windows and stealing car parts from inside, witnesses and bystanders were forced to take shelter in their cars and nearby restaurants. "Within 10 minutes there were hundreds of high-powered cars," one witness told the paper. "It was like an organised protest and we were trapped in it." A police spokeswoman said the riotous behaviour had started some point after 11pm (AEDT) and police were clearing the scene. EasterNats promoter Jon Davison said Bob Jane had cancelled the event "as a result of our inability to finalise a satisfactory contract". "There were a lot of people very annoyed about the event not proceeding, but I don't know who is behind this," he said. "I am in no way supportive of any illegal activity. I am staggered this has happened."
From: Adolf on 19 Mar 2010 19:51 On Sat, 20 Mar 2010 07:20:13 +1000, " Scotty" <scoter1(a)warmmail.com> wrote: >Hundreds of revheads trashed a Bob Jane T-marts store and brought the Princes Highway in Oakleigh to >a standstill for several hours in protest against the cancellation of the EasterNats race meet at >Melbourne's Calder Park Raceway. Combination of excess of all of male hormones, booze and mental retardation.
From: Milton on 19 Mar 2010 21:18 "Adolf" <hitler739(a)gmail.com> wrote in message news:1c38q5pknmn1cot3n5npvtjv4gg0l72koa(a)4ax.com... > On Sat, 20 Mar 2010 07:20:13 +1000, " Scotty" <scoter1(a)warmmail.com> > wrote: > >>Hundreds of revheads trashed a Bob Jane T-marts store and brought the >>Princes Highway in Oakleigh to >>a standstill for several hours in protest against the cancellation of the >>EasterNats race meet at >>Melbourne's Calder Park Raceway. > > Combination of excess of all of male hormones, booze and mental > retardation. Correct but in the reverse order of priority. Thugs nothing but thugs.
From: Clocky on 19 Mar 2010 23:26 Scotty wrote: > Hundreds of revheads trashed a Bob Jane T-marts store and brought the > Princes Highway in Oakleigh to a standstill for several hours in > protest against the cancellation of the EasterNats race meet at > Melbourne's Calder Park Raceway. > > The police air wing was called in to monitor the crowds after flares > were set off and people flooded into the street late on Friday night, > The Herald-Sun newspaper says. > > The commotion started after the EasterNats race meet at Calder Park > Raceway was cancelled earlier this week, and the crowds on Friday > night decided to vent their anger on the sponsor's store, on the > corner of Princes Highway and Warrigal Road. > > As the angry fans trashed the store, breaking windows and stealing > car parts from inside, witnesses and bystanders were forced to take > shelter in their cars and nearby restaurants. > > "Within 10 minutes there were hundreds of high-powered cars," one > witness told the paper. "It was like an organised protest and we were > trapped in it." > > A police spokeswoman said the riotous behaviour had started some > point after 11pm (AEDT) and police were clearing the scene. > > EasterNats promoter Jon Davison said Bob Jane had cancelled the event > "as a result of our inability to finalise a satisfactory contract". > > "There were a lot of people very annoyed about the event not > proceeding, but I don't know who is behind this," he said. > > "I am in no way supportive of any illegal activity. I am staggered > this has happened." People like that are best eliminated from the gene pool.
From: PhilD on 20 Mar 2010 05:07
"Clocky" <notgonn(a)happen.com> wrote in message news:4ba44058$0$8843$c3e8da3(a)news.astraweb.com... > Scotty wrote: >> Hundreds of revheads trashed a Bob Jane T-marts store and brought the >> Princes Highway in Oakleigh to a standstill for several hours in >> protest against the cancellation of the EasterNats race meet at >> Melbourne's Calder Park Raceway. >> >> The police air wing was called in to monitor the crowds after flares >> were set off and people flooded into the street late on Friday night, >> The Herald-Sun newspaper says. >> >> The commotion started after the EasterNats race meet at Calder Park >> Raceway was cancelled earlier this week, and the crowds on Friday >> night decided to vent their anger on the sponsor's store, on the >> corner of Princes Highway and Warrigal Road. >> >> As the angry fans trashed the store, breaking windows and stealing >> car parts from inside, witnesses and bystanders were forced to take >> shelter in their cars and nearby restaurants. >> >> "Within 10 minutes there were hundreds of high-powered cars," one >> witness told the paper. "It was like an organised protest and we were >> trapped in it." >> >> A police spokeswoman said the riotous behaviour had started some >> point after 11pm (AEDT) and police were clearing the scene. >> >> EasterNats promoter Jon Davison said Bob Jane had cancelled the event >> "as a result of our inability to finalise a satisfactory contract". >> >> "There were a lot of people very annoyed about the event not >> proceeding, but I don't know who is behind this," he said. >> >> "I am in no way supportive of any illegal activity. I am staggered >> this has happened." > > People like that are best eliminated from the gene pool. > Police should be using a water cannon, or similar, with a dye mixed in that will easily identify members of the crowd for days afterwards. Except that the "slap on the wrist" Magistrates and civil liberties mobs would see it ended. |