The NSWPF are asking for calmness and a strength of positive communication amongst our communities - as Commissioner Scipione and our Premier have stated this incident should not change our lives, this is a time to come together, not be divided. The NSWPF urge our brothers and sisters to go about their daily activities but if they see or hear anything suspicious to contact their local Police or if urgent ring Triple Zero (000). Police and community leaders are united in peace and will not tolerate bias motivated violence or targeting. We further ask everyone to monitor communities carefully for any extreme criticisms or serious concerns expressed in our communities, especially expressions of retaliation, revenge or bias. We should be focusing on calmness among our friends, workmates, families, men, women and children. Police will be present throughout our communities attending our shopping centres, schools, infrastructure sites and prayer houses over coming days and weeks to show harmony and are always available to assist. There will be zero tolerance to bias motivated crimes against any part of the community. All matters will be fully investigated, if offenders are identified they will be put before the Courts and the full force of the law will be applied. The NSWPF will work with communities to ensure their safety and ensure they can live their daily lives without the fear of violence. Daniel Sullivan Superintendent Corporate Spokesperson Bias Motivated Crime
Posted on: Mon, 15 Dec 2014 20:50:15 +0000
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