澳洲墨爾本近日爆發一起離譜且震撼社會的青少年集體騷亂事件，地點就發生在知名的Mordialloc海灘一帶。原本只是大量青少年在夏日午後前往海灘戲水、聚集消暑，卻在短時間內演變成一場失控的暴力與破壞行動，最終波及鄰近的Woolworths超市，造成嚴重公共安全事件。

事件發生於週三下午三點左右，警方陸續接獲報案，指出海灘附近一家Woolworths超市內出現大規模鬥毆與破壞行為。隨後，約兩百多名年齡介於十多歲至二十出頭的青少年突然湧入超市，場面宛如失序暴動。從商場內部拍攝的畫面可見，這些看似剛結束海灘活動的年輕人衝進賣場後四處奔跑、喧嘩叫囂，推倒貨架、砸毀商品，飲料被打翻在地，商品散落一地，超市瞬間陷入全面混亂。

在混亂過程中，不少青少年趁機進行所謂的「0元購」，未經結帳便將商品帶走，部分人甚至在超市內互相打架，衝突迅速升級。當警方趕抵現場試圖控制局勢時，卻遭到部分滋事者包圍、推擠甚至圍毆，迫使警方緊急呼叫支援。隨後，超過20名身穿防暴裝備的警察與約20輛警車大規模出動，防暴警力進駐後，才逐步將失控人群驅散並恢復秩序。

當地警方表示，這起事件並非單純的零星衝突，而是具有明顯群聚效應的大規模青少年騷亂，初步研判可能與社群媒體相約聚集、情緒渲染與模仿效應有關。由於參與人數眾多，警方目前正透過監視器畫面與網路影像進行身分比對，後續不排除針對暴力行為、毀損財物及襲警等行為展開法律追究。

這起發生在墨爾本知名海灘周邊的騷亂事件，迅速引發澳洲社會關注。外界除關切公共場所的安全漏洞，也開始反思近年來青少年群體暴力、社群動員失控以及「集體無責任感」的社會問題。對當地居民與商家而言，這不僅是一場突如其來的混亂，更是一記對城市治安與青少年教育體系的沉重警訊。

A shocking and chaotic incident involving a large group of teenagers recently unfolded in Melbourne, Australia, near the popular Mordialloc Beach. What began as a gathering of young people enjoying a summer afternoon by the sea quickly escalated into a large-scale riot that spilled into a nearby Woolworths supermarket, resulting in widespread destruction, theft, and violent clashes with police.

The incident occurred shortly after 3:00 p.m. on Wednesday, when police received multiple emergency calls reporting fights and disorder inside a Woolworths store close to the beach. More than 200 teenagers, many of whom appeared to have just come from the beach, suddenly flooded into the supermarket. Surveillance and eyewitness footage from inside the store showed youths running through the aisles, shouting and pushing over shelves, causing drinks to spill and merchandise to scatter across the floor. Within minutes, the store descended into complete chaos.

As the situation spiraled out of control, some individuals began engaging in so-called “zero-dollar shopping,” grabbing goods and leaving without paying. Others became involved in physical fights inside the store, further escalating the disorder. When police officers arrived to restore order, they were reportedly surrounded, shoved, and even assaulted by members of the crowd. The severity of the violence forced authorities to deploy riot police, with more than 20 officers in full protective gear and approximately 20 police vehicles dispatched to the scene.

Police later stated that the incident was not an isolated scuffle but a coordinated mass disturbance driven by crowd psychology. Investigators believe the gathering may have been fueled by social media coordination, peer influence, and a rapid escalation of emotions among the youths. Officers are now reviewing CCTV footage and online videos to identify those involved, and legal action may follow for offenses including vandalism, theft, and assaults on police.

The riot at one of Melbourne’s well-known beachside areas quickly drew widespread public attention across Australia. Beyond the immediate damage and disruption, the incident has reignited concerns over public safety, youth violence, and the role of social media in mobilizing large, uncontrolled gatherings. For local residents and business owners, the event was more than a sudden outbreak of chaos—it served as a stark warning about emerging challenges in maintaining order and accountability among large groups of young people in public spaces.