A violent fight between a group of teenagers broke out in a water center that forced swimmers to evacuate just a few weeks after a lifeguard was attacked.
The fight broke out among a group of teenagers in Casey Race Aquatic Center in Cranbourne East, 43 km southeast of the Melbourne CBD, on Sunday around 4.45 pm.
Witnesses claimed that the fight began after parents asked the group to stop performing dangerous stunts such as Flips and Bombs near swimmers.
A video of the fight that was shared with social media showed at least 10 young people who kick each other and hit each other while a girl tried to break the fight.
Swimmers were told that they had to leave the pool and the center was evacuated.
The swimmer who filmed the fight said that the perpetrators had jumped over the fence during the evacuation and fled the stage before the police arrived.
“Upon arrival of the police, all parties involved were abandoned,” the police of Victoria confirmed.
“No injuries had been reported.”
Images conquered the moment a fight broke out between around 10 teenagers in Casey Race Aquatic Center in Cranbourne East on Sunday afternoon (photo)
The locals have called on the fact that the group of perpetrators for life will be banned from the center (photo)
A police investigation into the fight is underway.
Welder locals called on the teenagers to be forbidden for life to guarantee the safety of other swimmers and to prevent comparable incidents in the future.
“Never let them go back! If they cannot behave as normal people and enjoy public poles, forbid them for life, “wrote an angry local on the Facebook page of Casey Crime.
“Must be banned to enter the center again, they will lose many members if they don't do something that people don't keep safe,” was a second once.
“They must be arrested and banned from all government swimming facilities,” said a third commented.
Victoria's police said that officers were unable to determine whether the group had been associated with the violent attack on a lifeguard last month.
The 19-year-old lifeguard was served in the Pool Casey Aquatic and Recreation Center in Narre Warren when he was attacked on January 19 around 5.50 p.m.
It is clear that he had previously told about eight teenagers to perform Flips and other stunts that can endanger other swimmers.
The 19-year-old lifeguard was headbutted, kicked and beaten by the group (photo)
Victoria Police has released these photos of a group with whom they want to talk about an incident in which a lifeguard was attacked in the Casey Aquatic and Recreation Center on January 19
The lifeguard was taken to the Dandenong Hospital with non-lifferring injuries, including bruises, cuts and scratches on his upper body (depicted, the injured lifeguard)
The group headed, kicked and hit the lifeguard, whose uniform was splashed with blood. He was taken to the Dandenong Hospital to be treated for cuts and scratches on his upper body.
The perpetrators fled the scene and remain on the run, where the police release images of the group and call on the public for help in identifying them.
Julie Thorne Pemberton said her son was trying to help the controversial lifeguard.
“That is my son in the black vest and takes away the chair they used to hit the face of the young lifeguards,” she wrote on social media.
“He pushed the group to help. I have seen images that his girlfriend had and it is pretty full and disgusting. '
Mrs. Thorne Pemberton said the lifeguard had just tried to do his work.
“He asked them to stop diving and backflips in the swimming pool. They were already told and had a time out period, but continued, “she said.
The attack came only a few weeks after a national campaign was launched to try to put brainless violence against staff in aquatic centers.
Royal Life Saving -Data show that every year there are approximately 2,000 incidents of abuse, violence and aggression aimed at staff who work in water facilities in Australia.
