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39 Arrests in Alice Springs

Police in Alice Springs had a busy day on Saturday when a total of 39 people were arrested. The larger than usual number of arrests was due to additional policing support provided by Operation Shiloh members.

Call for witnesses Darwin City

Police are calling on witnesses to come forward following an incident that occurred in Darwin City early this morning.

Two swift arrests for Police

Following two separate incidents yesterday, two men aged 21 and 28 and have been arrested and charged.

Operation Shiloh - Katherine

Operation Shiloh members have been working alongside Katherine Police over the last two days targeting anti-social behaviour and other offences in the region.

Unlawful Entry - Alice Springs

A resident on North Stuart Highway is happy that offenders who broke into his house on Tuesday morning were not safe crackers as well as house breakers.