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Home / Crime and Justice / Melbourne Mum's Warning: Youth Crime Surges

Melbourne Mum's Warning: Youth Crime Surges

30 Dec

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Summary

  • A retail worker advised a mother to avoid shopping centres due to out-of-control teenagers.
  • A husband and daughter narrowly escaped a charging group of masked youths at a shopping centre.
  • Crimes in Melbourne shopping centres increased by 20% last financial year, driven by thefts.
Melbourne Mum's Warning: Youth Crime Surges

A Melbourne mother's viral TikTok video highlights growing concerns over youth crime, detailing a shop assistant's advice to avoid shopping centres unless absolutely necessary. She described a frightening encounter at Westfield Doncaster where her husband and young daughter had to quickly evade a large group of masked youths. The incident, alongside numerous other local accounts, underscores a significant increase in criminal activity within the city's retail hubs. These events are occurring against a backdrop of rising crime statistics, with thefts heavily contributing to the overall surge.

Disclaimer: This story has been auto-aggregated and auto-summarised by a computer program. This story has not been edited or created by the Feedzop team.
The worker advised Rochelle Currie to avoid shopping centres with her children unless essential, stating that teenagers were 'out of control'.
Rochelle Currie's husband and daughter were at Westfield Doncaster when a large group of masked youths charged towards them, causing panic.
Last financial year, 5,901 crimes were reported across 13 major Melbourne shopping centres, a 20% increase, primarily due to a 30% rise in thefts.

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