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Stolen motor vehicle crash - Katherine

Northern Territory Police are investigating the circumstances surrounding a motor vehicle crash in Katherine early this morning involving four youths aged between 11 and 17 years.

Cannabis and alcohol seized - Wurrumiyanga

A 23-year-old male has been issued a Notice to Appear after he was allegedly found in possession of 185 grams of cannabis and two litres of alcohol in Wurrumiyanga.

Water Fowl Hunting – Darwin

Northern Territory Police are reminding the public to ensure they adhere to the appropriate laws and regulations during water fowl hunting season.

Counterfeit Notes – Darwin

Northern Territory Police are urging members of the public be on alert for counterfeit notes in the Darwin region.

Scam warning

Northern Territory Police are warning Territorians about a phone scam relating to the Australian Tax Office.

Police Officer served with Summons

A 52-year-old Northern Territory Police Officer has been served with a summons to appear in the Darwin Local Court on 9 January 2019 to face two allegations of sexual intercourse without consent.