Posted on 08/10/2026 6:22:01 AM PDT by DUMBGRUNT
A female homeowner who allegedly kidnapped, chained and padlocked an intruder before taking a baseball bat to his suspected accomplices is an NDIS support worker.
Kylee Barbette Robinson, 52, allegedly found a thief in her shed at her home in Raymond Terrace, north of Newcastle, NSW, and attacked him with the baseball bat.
She is then accused of tying him up by the neck with a padlock and chain before ordering him to take her to other items that had already been stolen from her.
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So what did she do wrong?
L
Seems to me that baseball bats would be hard to find in Australia.
This sounds like something Mr. In Between would have done, only the victim would not have survived if he were involved.
More of that happens than makes it into official statistics.
Oz gotta protect their criminal element by arresting those that fight against them since the government won’t.
“ Only surprised that here and abroad we aren’t seeing more “vigilante justice”.
Maybe we are not seeing it because it is being done right…bad guys having “accidents” or disappearing.
“So what did she do wrong?”
As noted above, many locals feel that she should have used a cricket bat.
Not at all hard. Baseball is quite popular here. Not quite up there with AFL or cricket but most states here have Baseball leagues.
Dirty Harry finds mate.
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