nagpur it was not by dialling 000 a national emergency number in australia to fetch cop fire brigade or ambulance that constable of police melissa mom from flemington police station in melbourne came to a call of duty rather she is here as part of the fivemember team of rotarys group study exchange from australia mom is a constable whose duty comprises traffic regulations and crime prevention delvene king is entrusted with role of a youth resource and community liasion officer for victoria police mom along with her senior colleague constable delvene king from victoria police is now slated to be part of the night patrolling team of nagpur police though their sweet smile and gentle demeanours belied roles they play in their profession there is no reason to take these cops in a lighter vein a roadside romeo had nearly got the taste of some tough aussiestyle policing when one of them tried to act smart with mom as she was taking a walk in the city with others on thursday chased and pinned down the youth luckily did not land behind the bars as mom chose to act generously the tough aussie cop said that the trend back home in her country is that even if its a big shot involved in crime he or she is shown no mercy and is put behind the bars if required city police chief ankush dhanvijay was gracious enough to allow women cops to be part of his night patrolling team visit and interact with cops from police headquarters and he also personally spent time with them to share vision about policing in india mom and king were part of the gse team from australia selected and sent by rotary in victoria the team led by dr murray verso had been in maharashtra since january 14 and had already visited amravati akola nasik melghat chandrapur and now in nagpur dr verso a general practitioner from williamstown said that the team learnt a lot by living with families during their stay in india than in hotels dr vinay tule medical practitioner who is coordinating gse programmes said that the team is trying to imbibe the indian culture while a team member lizz bailey remained busy elsewhere and her coteammate james mepham remained glued to his hobby of photography mom and king shared much of their experiences as a cop back home drugs and alcohols are two biggest triggers for crimes in australia said mom learning about the long hours that cops here had to put in they said that their threeshift duties stretch beyond stipulated time if there is a need for it they stated how situations were tackled and awareness spread after there was hue and cry about indian students being victimized in australia