Savage Hungry Ghosts' Beggars Titanic Ang Moh Cruise is HELL and Pirate Ship always blooded

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Not the 1st time and not the last many videos on youtube. FIGHTING FOR FOOD!

Like Refugees ships!

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数十人闹事致游轮爆发群殴 悠长假期变恐怖游轮
数十人闹事致游轮爆发群殴 悠长假期变恐怖游轮

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　　原标题：数十人闹事致南太平洋一游轮爆发群殴，悠长假期变恐怖游轮

　　乘游轮出海度假原本是舒适的休闲方式，但对美国嘉年华公司（Carnival）一艘南太平洋游轮的乘客来说，在海上的10天却引起了无限恐慌。据《华盛顿邮报》当地时间2月17日报道，一艘嘉年华游轮在南太平洋的10天航程中爆发群殴，几乎陷入“无政府状态”，船上警卫和乘客们赤手空拳地斗殴，一些乘客不得不将自己锁在客舱中，也有的最终被赶下了船。

受伤旅客。
　　16日，一则视频出现在网上，显示一艘嘉年华游轮的警卫在殴打、脚踢、威胁乘客。游轮公司表示将对事件进行调查，并称乘船的“一个大家族”引发了暴力事件。一些游客声称，骚乱已发酵了数日，直到超过了警卫的掌控范围。

　　这艘可以容纳2000多人的“嘉年华传奇”号游船上周从澳大利亚墨尔本市起航，开往南太平洋岛屿新喀里多尼亚。游轮刚起航不久，船上就出现了矛盾。

　　据《悉尼先驱晨报》报道，有乘客宣称，冲突的起源是有人踩了另一个人的拖鞋。踩拖鞋的乘客道了歉，但拖鞋主人威胁要进行报复，随后两群人就开始争执。

　　但其他人则表示，引起冲突的是乘船的一个约有20多人的大家族。他们似乎总是在挑起冲突，包括朝游泳池吐口水、在吸烟区大喊大叫、随时找理由与其他乘客及船员打架。

　　一名乘客告诉媒体，这家人一上船就开始挑衅，不分对象和事由。他们甚至只因为一个16岁男孩看了他们一眼，就欺负了他。

　　在海上航行了几天后，游轮的甲板上出现了混乱。目前还不清楚引发争执的确切原因，但一名乘客告诉澳大利亚媒体称，争执持续了45分钟。孩子们躲在椅子后面张望，数十名成人则在甲板另一边大喊大叫，一名男子持续推搡一名穿制服的船员。

　　有些乘客描述说，他们处于持续恐慌中。一名叫彼得森的乘客说，船上安保人员警告她、她的丈夫和三个孩子不要单独去甲板。另一名叫波利托的乘客则说，她和儿子只好把自己锁在客舱里，乘客们都举报了多次，说孩子们吓坏了，但船长只说：“你们想要我做什么呢？把（闹事者）扔下船？”

　　冲突不断升级，直到16日凌晨，船上的夜总会里爆发了大规模群殴。正如此前在甲板上的冲突一样，目前尚不清楚是谁挑起了群殴，但嘉年华公司说，这一家闹事者“用身体攻击了其他乘客”。

网上视频显示，一名穿蓝色T恤的男子将一名穿着橘色短裤的男子按在酒吧地板上。
　　一名乘客拍下的视频显示，一名穿蓝色T恤的男子将一名穿着橘色短裤的男子按在酒吧地板上，周围的人们尖叫着互相推搡。一名女性又压倒了这两名男子，接着就有多名穿着黑上衣的警卫开始踢打地上的人们。

　　尽管有些乘客支持警卫的行动，但也有人抱怨警卫表现得也像暴徒，对乘客们挥舞着打碎的玻璃瓶以示威胁。

　　一名船员对拍视频的男子大喊：“不要拍！”另一名船员则试图夺走相机。视频结束前，一名警卫捏起拳头，似乎要打一个女子的脸，但最后放下了手。

　　一名乘客的父亲说，在凌晨1点接到了儿子从船上打来的电话，请求父亲报警，电话里还传来哭声和尖叫声。

　　嘉年华公司的发言人在声明中表示，视频里游轮警卫的表现不符合嘉年华公司的价值和政策，正在进行全面调查，做出必要的改正。

　　游轮最终在墨尔本以东数百英里的伊登港靠岸。靠岸前，多名挑衅乘客被软禁在自己的客舱中，其他乘客则抱怨说，警卫们没收了一些手机，删除了记录暴力事件的视频。

　　16日，澳大利亚警方在伊登港登船，将23人带下船。据澳媒报道，他们似乎都来自同一家族，有的是被勒令下船的，有的则自愿离开，没有人被当场指控，但嘉年华公司称正在配合当局调查。这些乘客下船时，其他乘客聚集在甲板上起哄拍手。

　　17日，嘉年华公司表示，游轮已返回墨尔本。该公司并未在声明中详细描述事件，但为闹事乘客的行为表示诚挚道歉。作为补偿，其余的游客将得到优惠券，下次乘嘉年华游轮时可以打七五折。

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Most welcomed to cruise to SG Harbor Front or MBCCS cruise center to start big MMA boxing! Huat Ah!

 

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must be lebanese terrorists from arsetralia.

 

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must be lebanese terrorists from arsetralia.

Accordingly there was an Italian family of 23 which would whack every Australian Kangaroo that come to their sight! Italian Mafia?

http://www.xinhuanet.com/world/2018-02/19/c_129813746.htm


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　　“特别暴力，他们见人就打……”女游客莉萨·博莱索如是描述她在一艘邮轮上度过的惊险时刻。这艘邮轮因乘客大打出手中断航程，17日返回位于澳大利亚墨尔本的母港。

　　“骚乱”持续近三天。美联社报道，“挑事”的是一个意大利家庭，有23名成员。博莱索指认，几天来，“这一大家子”见到澳大利亚人就打，手段包括“锁喉”和“重拳”。

　　一段据信16日拍摄的手机视频显示，斗殴现场充斥尖叫，船上安保人员试图分开乘客。

　　事发邮轮当时载有超过2000名乘客，原计划往返于墨尔本和位于南太平洋的法属新喀里多尼亚，航程10天。迫于形势，不少游客把自己反锁在船舱内躲避攻击。

　　博莱索批评邮轮工作人员处置不力，比如船长反问她：“你希望我怎么做呢？把他们扔出去？”

　　后来，邮轮临时停靠位于澳大利亚新南威尔士伊登的一个港口，把那一大家人赶了下去。警方说，正在调查整件事。这家人打人原因不明。

　　嘉年华邮轮公司向乘客道歉，以七五折优惠券作为补偿。不少游客不买账。一名游客说：“我再也不会乘坐嘉年华的邮轮，一张七五折优惠券在我眼中不可接受。”（郑昊宁）【新华社微特稿】


http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...ll-passengers-blame-large-Italian-family.html

Three days of terror on the 'cruise from hell': Carnival Legend passengers reveal 'members of a big Italian family spent 72 hours punching guests' before they were finally kicked off the ship

• Members of a Melbourne family were kicked off Carnival Legend cruise ship
• Passenger Lisa Bolitho said some family members spent days 'insulting Aussies'
• Said they attacked passengers with people 'getting strangled and punched up'
• She claimed the 'full-on' attacks were 'very violent' and went on for three days
• Carnival Cruise Lines says it will offer compensation to passengers after events

By Charlie Moore and April Glover For Daily Mail Australia

Published: 10:28 GMT, 17 February 2018 | Updated: 13:59 GMT, 17 February 2018

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Passengers on board the 'cruise from hell' have revealed the carnage was caused by some members of a 'big Italian family' who provoked terrifying fist fights over three days.

Several of the Barkho family, from Melbourne, were kicked off the Carnival Legend cruise ship on Friday after shocking footage showed 30 passengers and security guards in a brutal brawl in the ship's nightclub.

Upset passenger Lisa Bolitho said some members of the family spent a few days insulting and attacking 'Aussies' with people 'getting strangled and punched up'.

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Furious: Passenger Lisa Bolitho (right) said some members of the family spent a few days insulting and attacking 'Aussies' with people 'getting strangled and punched up'

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Passengers on board the 'cruise from hell' have revealed the carnage was caused by some members of a 'big Italian family' which allegedly hurled insults and picked on Aussies. Pictured: Members of the group which was kicked off the ship. One man in white swears at the camera

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She said the 'full-on' attacks were 'very violent' and went on for three days.

Ms Bolitho said her son Jarrah was targeted by the family, with the pair fleeing and locking themselves in their cabin.

'I was watching the fight and one guy came up to me and said "Do you want to go too bro''?' Jarrah said, adding the offenders were in their late teens and early 20s.

'One guy was having a smoke right next to the stairs on the top deck,' he told ABCnews, recalling the fight.

'Three of the gang members came down and started attacking him for no reason, one was from behind strangling him, the guy on the left was punching him in the head and the right was just trying to rip his shirt off.

'My mum had to drag me away from it all. They were trying to pick on any Aussie they could find.'

Ms Bolitho said security staff ended up 'jumping' the family, and had no choice but to do so. 'They deserved everything they got - they were the aggressors.'

She went on to question management's handling of the incident. 'The captain said "What do you want me to do about it - throw them overboard?"' she said.

'We dropped them off at Eden yesterday, but that was after three days of violence.'

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Dramatic images emerged of some members of the family leaving the cruise ship - with one man wearing a bandage on his head

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David Barkho, who was not on the ship, has since rubbished claims of 'warring families' and bloody violence triggered by his family members

Passenger Jacob Summers also questioned the security team's response to the violence.

'I think the security made it worse. I saw security hit a younger girl who saw her mum getting hit. It's not good,' he said.

Other passengers remained blissfully unaware of the violence, describing their trip as 'fantastic'.

A NSW Police investigation is now underway into the brawl, which was well into its 10-day cruise of the South Pacific. No one has been charged.

Carnival Cruise Line said it was offering guests a 25 per cent future cruise credit as a 'goodwill gesture' but some passengers rejected the offer.

'I won't be travelling Carnival ever again so a 25 per cent off a future cruise in my eyes is unacceptable,' passenger Mark Morrison said.

'To add insult to injury, they charged us a $19.54 credit card convenience fee to settle accounts before disembarkation this morning.'

Carnival general manager Jennifer Vandekreek said there were 'limited and isolated events with the family in question' in the lead-up to the brawl.

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David Barkho's (pictured top left) 20-year-old son George (bottom left) - along with other members of his family - was on board the Carnival Legend when groups of warring passengers engaged in violent clashes that left guests bruised and bloodied

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George Barkho (pictured left and right) was removed from the cruise ship alongside other family members

'We sincerely apologise to our guests who were impacted by the disruptive behaviour,' she said in a statement.

Six men and three teenage boys - accompanied by family members - were taken ashore and then to Canberra where they made other travel arrangements, according to police.

Carnival Cruise Line has launched an internal investigation into the incident.

It comes after the patriarch of the Barkho family spoke to Daily Mail Australia to deny claims his relatives incited a 'bloodbath' of violence on board the vessel.

David Barkho's 20-year-old son George was on board the Carnival Legend with other members of his family when groups of warring passengers engaged in violent clashes that left guests bruised and bloodied.

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Mr Barkho, who was not on the ship, said: 'It's all lies. None of what is being said is true. It's all in the hands of our legal team.

'Members of my family are receiving medical attention at the hospital now.'

Daily Mail Australia is not suggesting George Barkho was involved in the brawls.

Shocking vision of fights erupting in a common area of the cruise ship showed several passengers locked in savage brawls.

The filmed scuffle allegedly broke out while the ship was 220km off Jervis Bay, Australia, around 1am on Friday.

One witness, named only as Zac, alleged the brawl started after two men tangled feet, leading to a bitter exchange of words between two family groups.

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'It's all lies. None of what is being said is true. It's all in the hands of our legal team,' he told Daily Mail Australia

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Terrified guests allege the violent clashes became so bad they overheard threats of stabbing and to throw people overboard

It then allegedly escalated into an all-in brawl, with Zac accusing security of escalating the situation before allegedly piling into the foray with vicious kicks and punches.

Mr Barkho told 3AW he received a frantic phone call from his injured son at 1am.

'He said, ''Please Dad, please, call the Federal Police'',' Mr Barkho said.

'I could hear a lot of screaming, crying in the background.'

Mr Barkho also alleges cruise security staff are attempting to destroy images and footage from the incident.

'He (George) said, ''The security came in and took his phone, and deleted a lot of images'',' he claimed.

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Police met some of the family members as they disembarked the boat and they left on a bus (pictured)

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'We asked NSW Police Marine Area Command to attend Carnival Legend in Eden to remove a family group of passengers from the ship,' a statement read

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The captain of the Legend reportedly refused to take the group any further and the passengers arrived at port to waiting police (pictured) where a bus was booked to take them to Canberra Airport to fly to Melbourne

After passengers complained they were forced to barricade themselves in cabins to avoid the shocking violence, the cruise made an unexpected stop on the NSW-Victoria border to evict the group.

Daily Mail Australia is not suggesting all members of the Barkho family were involved in the brawl.

Paul Pincini, coach driver at Merimbula Coach Tours, told Daily Mail Australia the group appeared 'very sore and sorry' as he drove them to the airport.

'They were as quiet as church mice on the drive,' Mr Pincini said.

'They were very battered and bruised but there were no arguments, they were good as gold.'

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Passengers - all from the same group - were removed from the vessel and were driven to Canberra Airport to fly home to Melbourne

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Paul Pincini, coach driver at Merimbula Coach Tours, told Daily Mail Australia the group appeared 'very sore and sorry' as he drove them to the airport

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After passengers complained they were forced to barricade themselves in cabins to avoid the shocking violence, the cruise made an unexpected stop on the NSW-Victoria border (pictured) to evict the Barkho family

Mr Pincini said police officers did not escort the group to the airport and they were free to fly home without being detained.

The remaining passengers have disembarked the ship in Melbourne, brimming with witness accounts of the alleged brawls.

'There were loud, disruptive people but they kept to themselves. They weren't harming anyone else,' one man told Seven News.

'I saw people getting hit and I was coming down the elevator at one point and the elevator opened and I saw a guy sitting down with blood all over him,' another passenger said.

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Video filmed on a guest's mobile phone shows both male and female passengers erupt into an all-in brawl as cruise security attempted to intervene, leaving some victims with savage bruises and cuts. Pictured: One passenger named Michael

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Australian guests travelling on the 10-day cruise on the Carnival Legend claim some members of two groups of 30 warring passengers have engaged in multiple violent brawls (pictured)

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The filmed scuffle (pictured) allegedly broke out while the ship was 220km off Jervis Bay, Australia, around 1am on Friday




Carnival Cruise Line Vice President and General Manger Australia, Jennifer Vandekreeke also 'sincerely apologised' to the guests impacted by the disruptive behaviour.

A spokesperson for Carnival Cruise Lines told Daily Mail Australia: 'All guests have now disembarked from Carnival Legend in Melbourne following completion of their 10-day South Pacific cruise. Carnival Cruise Line has announced guests will be offered a 25 per cent Future Cruise Credit as a goodwill gesture.

'We sincerely regret that the unruly conduct and actions of the passengers removed from the ship in Eden yesterday may have prevented other guests from fully enjoying their cruise on Carnival Legend,' said Ms Vandekreeke.

'Carnival Cruise Line is conducting a full investigation to ensure that a situation such as this never happens again.'

A police operation investigating allegations of violence on board the Legend is ongoing and no arrests have been made.

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The cruise ship made an unexpected stop in Eden, New South Wales to remove the passengers

 

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http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...on-violent-brawls-Carnival-Legend-cruise.html

Welcome to the 'cruise from HELL': Terrifying moment 30 people from two warring families began beating each other bloody 'after one man stepped on another's flip-flop'

• Carnival Legend ship was cruising off New South Wales when fighting erupted
• Guests said 30 warring passengers in two groups repeatedly beat each other
• Alcohol-fuelled fight started when one passenger stood on another's flip-flop
• Footage reveals the extent of the chaos as two men are bundled to the floor by security who punch and kick them, while women are also pinned to the ground
• 23 members of the same family were detained by police after the boat docked

By Chris Pleasance and April Glover For Daily Mail Australia

Published: 01:16 GMT, 16 February 2018 | Updated: 08:22 GMT, 17 February 2018

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This is the moment a relaxing cruise was reduced to bloody chaos as two warring families began beating each other after one man stepped on another's flip-flop.

The Carnival Legend ship was on a 10-day South Pacific cruise when savage fist fights broke out as it was 220km off Jervis Bay, Australia, around 1am on Friday.

One witness, named only as Zac, said the brawl started after two men tangled feet, leading to a bitter exchange of words between two family groups.

That then escalated into a brawl, with Zac accusing security of escalating the situation before piling into the foray with vicious kicks and punches.


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Passengers on board the Carnival Legend ship recorded the moment their cruise was reduced to bloody chaos as fighting broke out between 30 members of two family groups

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Video filmed on a guest's mobile phone shows both male and female passengers erupt into an all-in brawl as cruise security attempted to intervene, leaving some victims with savage bruises and cuts

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One man, named Michael, was brutally kicked while he was pinned to the ground and received cuts and bruising to his face, back and legs (Pictured left and right)

He told 3AW: 'This is all over a thong [flip-flop] - not a foot - a thong being stepped on and being instantly apologised for.'

Footage of one of the fights shows two men being bundled to the floor by dozens of security guards who punch and kick the pair in an attempt to separate them.

Two women are also pinned down after they become involved in the massive brawl which left other passengers so fearful they barricaded themselves in their rooms.

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Police were called as the vessel docked at Eden and 23 members of the same family - including six men and three teenage boys - were detained.

Police, who are now investigating the fights, said the family was transported to Canberra where other travel arrangements were made.

Jennifer Vandekreeke, vice-president of Carnival Cruises Australia, said the company called police as the family group were 'violent and disruptive.'

One man, named Michael, was brutally kicked while he was pinned to the ground and received cuts and bruising to his face, back and legs.

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23 members of the same family were detained by Australian police after the boat made an unscheduled stop at a port in Eden on Friday morning

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One witness, named only as Zac, said the fighting broke out after one man stepped on another man's flip-flop, leading to an angry exchange of words before punches were thrown

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One man was seen with his head wrapped in a bandage as they were arrested by police in the early hours of Friday morning

Chaotic scenes were captured as security guards could be seen repeatedly kicking a passenger after he falls to the ground before another staff member pinned him down.

One man could be heard saying, 'Don't hit my girlfriend' as a security guard pretended to lunge at a woman.

A woman could also be heard saying: 'Do not touch him'

At one point during the footage a member of cruise staff attempts to stop the person behind the camera from filming the incident.

Michael revealed the extent of his brutal injuries in harrowing photographs shared with 3AW.

Witnesses claim as many as 30 feuding passengers were involved in the violent on board clashes which occurred in common areas in front of families.

'We are so scared after witnessing a traumatic experience with yet again the same offenders. It was a bloodbath,' the anonymous guest said.

'We will not be leaving our cabins and are truly scared for our safety and what could happen in the next 24 hours.'

Some guests have even described their ocean holiday as the 'cruise from hell'.

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George Barkho (pictured) was caught up in the violence and called his father at 1am

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At one point during the footage a member of cruise staff attempts to stop the person behind the camera from filming the incident

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Witnesses claim as many as 30 feuding passengers were involved in the violent on board clashes

David Barkho, the father of a 20-year-old man caught up in the violence, told 3AW he received a frantic phone call from his injured son at 1am.

'He said, "Please Dad, please, call the Federal Police",' Mr Barkho said.

'I could hear a lot of screaming, crying in the background.'

Mr Barkho also alleges cruise security staff are attempting to destroy images and footage from the incident.

'He (George) said, "The security came in and took his phone, and deleted a lot of images",' he added.

Passenger Kellie Petersen told 3AW it was 27 people from one big 'family group' inciting the violence.

'We have been told to watch our backs by this group,' she said.

'They fought in front of my children in the pool... five of them surrounded my husband.'

The cruise liner has made an unexpected stop at a port in Eden, New South Wales, before it heads to Melbourne tomorrow.

NSW Police confirmed to Daily Mail Australia that a police operation is underway at the port on the NSW south coast.

Police received reports of passengers fighting on board the Carnival Legend and a number of people are expected to be removed from the vessel.

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The cruise ship made an unexpected stop in Eden, New South Wales to remove the offending passengers

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Pictured is the Carnival Legend arriving at a port in Eden, New South Wales, on Friday morning

Carnival Cruise Lines have released a statement to Daily Mail Australia saying: 'The vast majority of the guests on board Carnival Legend are enjoying their 10-day cruise holiday to the South Pacific.'

'The ship's highly trained security staff have engaged with a small group of disruptive guests and ensured that they are fully aware of and are compliant with our zero tolerance policy. This strong approach is in line with our commitment to safety as the number one priority.'

The Carnival Legend is due to dock in Melbourne, its home port for 2018, tomorrow.

It is not the first time Australian passengers have complained of violence on board cruise ships.

The P&O Explorer was forced to turn back to Sydney after a brawl erupted when a female passenger allegedly 'hit a guy over the head with a bottle of wine' last week.

There was a 30 minute brawl on the ship involving at least 15 passengers, according to witnesses.

Seven people - six men and one 37-year-old Russian woman - were arrested and escorted off the cruise.

Mr Barkho was not on the ship and Daily Mail Australia is not suggesting his son George was involved in the filmed brawl.

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looks like the aussie italian kids are contaminated with lebanese dna. father looks italian but his kids look middle eastern.

 

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looks like the aussie italian kids are contaminated with lebanese dna. father looks italian but his kids look middle eastern.

It is not a one time nor one family problem. It is always happening over the years. That is very telling.