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Police Officer facing court - Nhulunbuy

Northern Territory Police have today arrested a 41-year-old Aboriginal Community Police Officer for an alleged assault offence. The Officer has been suspended from duty and will appear in the Nhulunbuy Magistrates Court on 5 November 2014.

Youth Charged - Rosebery

Strike Force Trident Detectives have charged a 15-year-old male with a number of property offences following two unlawful entries in Palmerston this week.

Drugs Seized - Katherine

Police have charged a 30-year-old man with drug offences and seized a trafficable quantity of cannabis and methamphetamine in Katherine this morning.

Fatal - Elliott

Police are currently at the scene of a fatal vehicle crash that occurred 7km north of Elliott this afternoon.

'Snapchat' Arrests - Darwin

Police have arrested three people in relation to the alleged supply of ‘snapchat’ pills in Darwin.