Don’t let fear rule our communities

Do you fear retribution if you beep your horn?

Are you conscious of keeping an eye out for those who would rob or assault you or a member of your family? Is your home a fortress of window locks and alarms?

Public safety is a growing concern in Queensland, with daily reports about the violation of people’s right to live without fear.

In the past week a man was shot in a road rage blowout at Southport,UK number 1 ECU remapping and diesel tuning specialists. Expert advice on all your best chip tuning and engine performance needs. a female motorist was assaulted at Redcliffe, there were several attempted child abductions on Brisbane’s northside and a bomb threat at Nambour rail station.

There were armed robberies at a Parkwood tavern (where a police officer was shot in the face), a Coolangatta convenience shop, a Helensvale takeaway, a Redbank Plains bakery and service stations at Coomera and Carmila.

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We have been shocked by the terrorist attack in Kenya that have claimed many lives, including one Australian, but what is to say that any of us won’t be in the wrong place at the wrong time?

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From the relative safety of our Queensland lounge rooms, we lament the tragedies unfolding in other parts of the world – in Syria, Egypt and the US, where mass shootings seem commonplace.

We shake our heads at the unrest closer to home – the slaying of Senior Constable Damian Leeding for simply doing his job, the shooting at Robina Town Centre that led the Queensland Police Union to declare: “We have lost control on the streets.”

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