A woman has been attacked in a Melbourne park by a knife-wielding assailant. The 32-year-old woman was walking her dog in the north Melbourne suburb of Thornbury when the man pushed her to the ground, produced a knife, and sexually assaulted her.
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A description might help capture the rapist and keep others safe?
There you go that diversity again so good aye?
Those pesky knives. Let’s ban those & then everything will be fine.
Gotta love Melbourne
No fear of punishment
what nationality? just out of curiosity... cause yous conventiently left that part out again, like always...
If women were aloud to carry CS Gas, Federal Streamers or Capsicum spray they would have a better chance & even up the gap of those grubs who prey on them!
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