A furious Bec Judd has continued her solo war on youth crime in her affluent Melbourne suburb with another social media post attacking the Victorian government.
In an Instagram story, the influencer and former AFL WAG fumed that a 16-year-old boy was released on bail after he allegedly stole a Mercedes from a woman with cerebral palsy and crashed into a Volvo driven by a mother picking up her children from school.
Judd attached a news report of the alleged incident, which occurred in her Melbourne suburb of Brighton, to her Instagram story.
The 16-year-old driver was allegedly speeding and driving the stolen Mercedes on the wrong side of the road before crashing into the Volvo.
The Mercedes It had been stolen hours earlier and had been specially modified for the owner who has cerebral palsy.
The alleged driver was charged with theft of a motor vehicle and was released on bail to appear in court at a later date.
The alleged incident sparked the ire of Judd, who targeted Victorian Premier Jacinta Allan and the state’s attorney-general Jaclyn Symes.
“Keep Victorians (not just Baysiders) safe. He’s out on bail and will likely break into some innocent person’s home tonight,” Judd wrote in the TV news segment he shared.
Bec Judd (pictured) has continued her one-woman war on crime with another social media post attacking the Victorian Government.
Victorian Premier Jacinta Allen (pictured) has again come under fire from Bec Judd
‘@jacintaallanmp @jaclynsymesmp Victoria is falling apart under your watch. You should both be ashamed.’
Earlier this month, Judd expressed anger that one of the youths allegedly involved in the kidnapping of teenager Benjamin Phikhohpoom in Melbourne that left him with permanent brain damage had walked free despite pleading guilty.
“Victoria, this is not right, but sadly this is another case of a violent criminal walking free because our laws are weak,” Judd wrote on social media.
Last month, Judd slammed Melbourne as “woke, poor and violent” after residents were encouraged to put Apple AirTags in their cars amid a crime wave in the city.
The 16-year-old alleged driver of the stolen Mercedes has been charged with theft of a motor vehicle and will appear in court at a later date.
The football WAG, who lives in a $7.3million mansion in Brighton, was drawn to comment on an interview between 3AW radio’s Jacqui Felgate and Sandringham Liberal MP Brad Rowswell.
During the talk, Mr Rowswell was asked about the rise in violent crime in Melbourne’s suburbs.
At a community safety forum in Beaumaris last Thursday, the MP was asked about a suggestion that residents consider placing AirTag trackers inside their cars in case they were stolen, something Judd disagreed with.
“Melbourne, this is sad. We’re up, broke and violent. I can’t believe we’re living like this,” Judd wrote online.
In March, Judd called Premier Allan after a home invasion in Bayside left an elderly man fighting for his life.
