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Stealing Charges Darwin

A 44-year-old Northern Territory Police Officer was arrested yesterday in Darwin and charged with one count of stealing.

OMCG Associates Charged – Drugs and Firearms Seized

Members from the Gangs Taskforce have seized 184 grams of crystal methamphetamine and charged two males following an investigation into the supply of illicit substances to Outlaw Motor Cycle Gangs in the Territory.

Nemesis Cross Border Operation Success

Northern Territory Police in conjunction with the Nemesis Cross Border Operation team are successfully getting the message out that Police have a no tolerance stance on drug driving.

Warrants Executed - Alice Springs

Northern Territory Police from the Crime Division yesterday executed warrants at two businesses and one residential premises in Alice Springs, in relation to alleged fraudulent activity.

Operation LOMANI

In the last ten years 475 people have died on the Territory’s roads.