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Serious Assault -Charges - Katherine

Detectives from the Major Crime Squad and Northern Investigation Section have charged two men with the alleged serious assault of a 39-year-old man in Katherine.

Strike Force Halberd Arrest Two

Members from Strike Force Halberd made a further two arrests as part of targeted approach to reduce domestic and family violence crime in Alice Springs.

Public Information Sought - Assault - Katherine

Police are calling for public assistance regarding a serious assault on a 39- year-old man this morning, at around 9am outside the Katherine Court House on First Street.

Trident Arrest Five Overnight - Darwin

Strike Force Trident Detectives arrested five males overnight, wanted in relation to a number of offences committed in Darwin, Palmerston and Casuarina.

Operation Firangi - update - 2 Tennant Creek

Five weeks into Operation Firangi Tennant Creek Police warn residents there will continue to be a no tolerance approach to anti-social behaviour and alcohol and drug offences to help reduce crime within Tennant Creek and the Barkly region.