Wednesday, June 11, 2008

New campaign to keep ‘Graffidiots’ away from public transport
Source: Western Australia. Minister for Planning and Infrastructure and the Premier. Media Release
"Graffiti vandalism on public transport will be targeted with a new campaign aimed at ‘Graffidiots’. Premier Alan Carpenter launched the campaign emphasising the anti-social aspects and serious consequences of graffiti vandalism - and the penalties which could include jail. Mr Carpenter said the campaign, which used posters and decals on board buses and trains, encouraged people to report graffiti vandalism to the 1800 442 255 graffiti hotline when they saw it happening. In addition, Transit officers and the Police Rail Unit would start targeted blitzes at key hotspots on the public transport network."

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