Two young men in the heated moment face an angry adult gang for an insignificant reason
A group of ‘Karens’ uncomfortable images of a group of’ Karens turned into an open tirade to two young fishermen.
When the boys faced by Angry Group last Saturday, they were fishing in a pond on the Island of Delfin, near Adelaide’s West Lakes in West.
Soon, both groups of heated stock market rose in a short time, which attracted each other and threatened to search for the police.
The group seemed like local inhabitants interested in protecting indigenous wildlife.
At least four adults shouted at young people and demanded them to leave despite children who did not do anything illegal.
A man shouted in men like ‘P *** Off’, ‘Git’, ‘F *** Up’ and ‘F *** Off’.
Another man took a bag of one of the men and threw it on the nearby grass.
‘You can’t do that,’ said the shock boy.
A group of indigenous, two young people fishing on an island hit the excessive reaction.
A man (in the picture) entered the face of one of the men as he shouted swearing at them
Adults seemed to want to protect the wild life in West Lakes – but the children had never done anything
A woman fired: ‘You are ruining the environment, we are ruining your belongings.’
The group then approached men very much, where a woman applauded her hands out loud on one of her faces.
As a child filmed a man’s anger, he leaned against the camera and shouted, ‘You go … You’.
The children finally left the scene to prevent further increased tensions.
The incident led to the anger of the online viewers.
Many believed that the locals were overly reacting.
“As far as I can see, children were fishing, rather than mischief because they allow them to do it better,” he wrote.
‘If you were one of these children, I would be with them next time.’
The group asked the children to go and threatened to call the police
A young child’s bag was taken and thrown from the island to the nearby grass
A group of entertainment added: ‘Delfin Island, the council signs to falsify and change the signs of the residents as claimed by the residents is not closed for entertainment purposes.
Charles Sturt Council has been weighed in the epic since then and confirmed that men have not done anything illegal.
Council General Manager Paul Sutton, “Regulations, the lake is allowed to say that fishing is allowed-but the fishermen should be more than six meters away from any property border,” he said. Advertiser.
‘I guess probably (six meters away), but I didn’t take a tape to measure there.’ ‘
SA police ‘discomfort between the two groups’ participated, but ‘no crime was announced’.
He shouted to the children, ‘You are ruining the environment, we are ruining their belongings.’
