This morning, the University of Sydney was full of people, and the normally bustling campus was now empty.
As one of the eight universities in Australia and a well-known university that has been continuously shortlisted in the top 20 universities in the world, it is hard to imagine that such a cold scene will appear on the campus of the University of Sydney.
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But the down jackets and backpacks scattered on the ground, as well as the remaining bloodstains, silently tell people that the inside story may be quite tragic.
At around 8:35 this morning, a man in his mid-twenties was on his way to the University of Sydney's Camperdown campus.
Cold mornings are bad enough, but life seems to like to be battered in times of misfortune.
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Just as the man walked near the main entrance of the school, Parramatta Rd, he suddenly felt a chill,
What followed was a sudden sneak attack.
A man approached the man from behind with a knife and stabbed him, stabbing him in both the neck and back......
Thankfully, the attack did not cause fatal injuries and the victim was rushed to the Royal Prince Alfred Hospital for treatment, where he is currently in stable condition.
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After receiving the report, the police quickly arrived at the scene to investigate.
While the Veterinarian Science building at the University of Sydney was blocked, the forensic doctor also arrived at the scene to collect evidence.
And some discarded personal belongings were found there.
And as the investigation unfolds, things gradually go in a terrifying direction.
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According to the Daily Mail, a 14-year-old boy was arrested by police as he boarded a bus on Parramatta Rd shortly after the incident.
NSW Police said the teenager was assisting the police investigation.
Co-authored this attack is related to teenager again! To make matters worse, police said in a statement that neither is believed to know each other.
In other words, there may be no personal vendettas, and the two are the relationship between the alleged attacker and the unlucky victim;
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Moreover, the police also insisted in the statement that there is no ongoing risk to the community.
I can only say that in the end, I understand everything!
The details and reasons for the attack are not yet fully understood, but police are continuing their investigation and informing the school staff and staff that police may still be present on campus in the next few days to prevent safety hazards.
Tutors at the University of Sydney also said they had been notified of the lockdown and were quick to put in place security measures.
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"As a precautionary measure, security may be increased on campus during the investigation," a spokesperson said. ”
"The safety and well-being of students, staff and community members is our top priority, and we will continue to work with relevant authorities to ensure everyone's safety," he added. ”
In addition, the University of Sydney said their support services would help anyone who was troubled by the case or the lockdown.
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It has to be said that the level of law and order in Australia seems to have entered a cliff-like decline recently.
The night before the attack at the University of Sydney, a Woolworths employee in Brisbane was also robbed with a knife.
Yesterday at around 8pm, an employee working at the Buranda Village Woolies supermarket on Ipswich Rd, Woolloongabba, was threatened with violence.
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It is reported that a 33-year-old man at the time threatened the employee with a knife and demanded that he hand over cash.
After his success, the man quickly fled the scene.
Queensland Police, who received the call, found and arrested the man at nearby O'Keefe St.
The man is reportedly charged with armed robbery, theft and possession of dangerous drugs.
He will be tried today in Brisbane's Magistrate's Court.
In just two days, there have been two vicious incidents of knife attacks and robberies in Australia, and the places where the incidents occurred are schools and supermarkets, which are closely related to people's lives and cannot be avoided no matter what.
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How can such a law and order situation make residents feel at ease and the community tranquil?
What's more, there are some dangerous people in Australia, and special groups that are deeply involved in many injury cases can be demons at any time!
In this regard, should the government and relevant departments carefully weigh and take some measures to strictly control dangerous goods such as knives, as well as strengthen community safety management...
We want a country where people can live and work in peace, not a chaotic place where violence and threats are threatened.