Binge-drinking women turning to violence

By Nick Taylor
June 01, 2008 02:24am

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DRINK-FUELLED violence by young women is soaring, according to figures released by Western Australian Police.

Latest crime statistics show more drunken and loutish behaviour by so-called ladettes - girls who mimic the binge-drinking and brawling antics of male louts.

The number of women arrested for assault and anti-social behaviour in 2007 was 30 per cent up on 2005 figures.

There has also been a significant rise in the number of women arrested for alcohol-related offences.

Alcohol-fuelled assaults leapt dramatically once females reached the legal age of 18 and began tapering off once they hit their 30s.
Other crimes like disorderly conduct, property damage and threatening behaviour follow a similar pattern.

Police are not surprised by the findings.

"It is a changing world for our officers who are facing increasing aggression from young women,'' Acting Assistant Commissioner Dwayne Bell said.

"These are alarming trends. There is an increase in violent incidents, but what is more disturbing is the greater increase in aggressive anti-social behaviour.

"What is just as alarming is the hidden picture, the anecdotal evidence from my officers of other incidents where the aggressive behaviour of the woman has inflamed a situation.''

Mr Bell said statistics reflected changes in drinking patterns.

"Binge drinking is increasingly prevalent in young females and alcohol-related offences are showing the greatest increases.

"There is a greater propensity to young females binge drinking and being involved in aggressive anti-social behaviour - and it is our officers who have to face this,'' he said.

Mr Bell said police would back any measures to reduce binge drinking, including abolishing "happy hours''.

``People have to address these issues and take personal responsibility for their actions,'' he said

Acting executive director of the WA Drug and Alcohol Office Eric Dillon said: ``Recent police data about the number of alcohol-related offences involving women, particularly those involving violence and aggression, is quite disturbing.

``That is why it is so important for parents and the community to work with young people to rethink the way we drink alcohol.

``We don't want young people or anyone else becoming tomorrow's crime statistic. Drinking alcohol has become a firmly entrenched part of our everyday life.

``The problems associated with binge drinking affect us all and the community will need to work together with government to ensure that alcohol is consumed responsibly.

``The Drug and Alcohol Office has launched a hard-hitting campaign asking the whole community to rethink the way that we drink, to reduce the health impacts, violence and injury that drinking too much alcohol can cause.

``Advertising is just one way to connect with young people and change their behaviour.''
Figures from the 2007 National Drug Strategy Household Survey revealed teenage girls were outboozing male counterparts.

Girls aged 14-19 were almost twice as likely as their male counterparts to consume alcohol at a level that was a high risk of long-term harm.

Alcohol-fuelled assaults leapt dramatically once females reached the legal age of 18 and began tapering off once they hit their 30s.
Other crimes like disorderly conduct, property damage and threatening behaviour follow a similar pattern.



yep they spend this time being whores, bitches and sluts being fucked and chucked by all the "fun" ( thier terminology)guys they meet, while ignoring the decent young men

then as their physical value decreases when they hit 30 and the latest crop of 20 somethings are out their getting all the attention they used too - then they look for mr stability and mr reliable

the MRM has been saying this for a long time now and slowly but surely the main stream media is reporting on it - albeit not in as defamtory way i have expressed it

i have acute bachelorism and I am proud to say that I am pleased I do.

u got it!!!

I saw a picture in some MGTOW forum two young women

one was sitting in the gutter anybody on the other kerb would have seen the colour of her knickers

the other was on her back her legs spread wide and her skirt up around her waist her thong was there for all the world to see

now if the guy taking the photo were to have been spotted by some law enforcement officer I guess he would have been given some citation for harassing the drunk as skanks polluting the footpath

that would be this one

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Friggin' f*ckin' typical.

They have just GOT to find a way of blaming men, somehow.

Ladettes? No. Nothing to do with 'lads' at all.

Mimic? No. Nothing to do with mimicking. It is THEIR OWN bad behaviour.

These are 'Empowered' woman doing their own thing.

'Girls just wanna have fuh'urn'.

These are WOMEN louts.

Misandric friggin' reporting as usual.