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    Default Black kills Asian, Judge blames Aussie culture.

    An African migrant who viciously bashed a father to death with a full bottle of wine in a random attack has been jailed for eight years.

    Leong Lim, 45, was walking home from a pokies venue when he was attacked in a Springvale park and repeatedly hit over the head with a bottle of Passion Pop on March 3 2007.

    A Victorian Supreme Court judge said on Wednesday that Australian culture was partly to blame for the attack.

    The court was told the 16-year-old attacker, identified only as AO, had been drinking in the park with his friends in the lead-up to the bashing.

    Mr Lim, a Malaysian father-of-four who was in Australia to make money to send to his family, died of a severe head injury.

    AO also stole Mr Lim's wallet and mobile phone.

    He was originally charged with murder, but pleaded guilty to manslaughter and armed robbery.

    On Wednesday, he was ordered to serve a minimum of four years in prison.

    The court was told AO came to Australia from Ethiopia at the age of 12 to flee violence between troops from his homeland and Somalia.

    He witnessed people being killed and his family lived in extreme poverty, the court was told.

    But Victorian Supreme Court Justice Paul Coghlan said it was a culture of drinking alcohol AO learnt after he arrived in Australia that led to him being in the park that night.

    "Drinking of this kind is more a product of our culture than the culture and background from which you come," Justice Coghlan said.

    "It is imperative that our community take a stand.

    "It needs to become clear to our young men and women that enjoyment of life and position in society is not to be measured or driven by ever-increasing consumption of alcohol."

    Justice Coghlan described the attack on Mr Lim as "vicious and sustained".

    He said AO bent over Mr Lim's body and shook it.

    But Justice Coghlan said AO, who was tried as a child in the Supreme Court, had shown some remorse.

    The court was told AO was convicted and fined last year in the Children's Court over a similar attack in which he seriously injured his victim. That attack happened just six days after Mr Lim's killing.

    Although he ordered AO to serve a minimum of four years in prison, he will be eligible to serve the sentence in a Youth Justice Centre.
    http://news.ninemsn.com.au/national/...bottle-killing

    Just another day in PC Australia. Minorities can get away with murder.

    And look who/what the Judge actually blamed this one on. Still he did get four years that's quite long going by what boong murderers who have been tried as adults have been getting lately.
    Last edited by Revenant; 01-29-2009 at 04:40 PM.

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    The court was told AO came to Australia from Ethiopia at the age of 12 to flee violence between troops from his homeland and Somalia.

    He witnessed people being killed and his family lived in extreme poverty, the court was told.
    Boo-Hoo Cry me a river.

    Perhaps with the propensity of the Ethiopian to violence, he should be shipped back to his homeland to perpetuate the violence of his own culture; not the Australians.

    Four years is an absolute shambles. I'm against migration of any people. Full stop. But justice should still be served to this man's family.
    Last edited by Beorn; 01-29-2009 at 04:55 PM. Reason: .

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