#032 - Deena McDermot
#032 - Deena McDermot
Background
Does this really need any explanation - of course like all other cowards they hid their profile. I have also forwarded this one to the Queensland Police
Deena tell Darla, you don't speak for:
1) ALL Aboriginal people; nor for
2) ALL Torres Strait Islander people; and even not for
3) ALL Bikies.
In fact, your THREAT, because let's be clear that's exactly what it is! Was NOT well received by my Bikie mates who have a lot of respect for both my Son and myself. It was also NOT well received by many Indigenous Australian's who think you've got the gaol to speak for them. You don't know who I know, and I don't recommend making threats against us that will inevitably target back at you because I have no control over what others will do to you!!
If you knew anything about me you would know your 8 years too late and very ill informed.
It infuriates me that you, and people like you, can use "Bikies" as a Threat. I've hung around Bikies, Bike clubs and bars, and Bike groups for 40 years ALL over the World and in every State of Australia. I've never been insulted, threatened, humiliated or discriminated against by ANY biker during that time. However, as a motorcyclist I've been spat on, had lit cigarettes thrown at me, pushed off the road, refused entry because I was carrying a crash helmet, and refused entry because I was wearing a motorcycle jacket (no patches and no helmet) by others. So, you might say one is barking up the wrong tree here.
As I was taught so you should remember "Dear God teach me to keep my big mouth shut until I know what I'm talking about"!
Criminal Action under Queensland Law
Section 359B of Chapter 33A of the Queensland Criminal Code defines unlawful stalking as (a) intentionally directed at a person; (b) engaged in on any 1 occasion; and (c) consisting of 1 or more acts of the following, or a similar, type.
Section 359B(c)(iii) - contacting a person in any way, including, for example, by telephone, mail, fax, email or through the use of any technology;
Section 359B(c)(v) - giving offensive material to a person, directly or indirectly; and
Section 359B(c)(vi) - an intimidating, harassing or threatening act against a person, whether or not involving violence or a threat of violence;
Section 359B(d)(ii) - causes detriment, reasonably arising in all the circumstances, to the stalked person or another person.
Offence under Australian Federal Law
A person commits an offence if they use a carriage service to menace, harass or cause offence, according to the Criminal Code Act 1995 (Cth). A carriage service is defined in the Telecommunications Act 1997 (Cth) as ‘a service for carrying communications by means for guided and/or unguided electromagnetic energy’, pursuant to s7 of the Act. In simple terms, this could be taken to refer to social media communications, emails, text messages and calls.
