November 15, 12pm: NT Police have arrested multiple youths following a string of alleged aggravated robberies which involved a woman being dragged out of her car and a teen threatening a servo employee with a knife.
Police allege three teen girls threatened an employee with a knife at a bottle shop on Leanyer Drive before damaging stock and fleeing the scene about 6.30pm on Friday.
The same group were later spotted allegedly attempting to stop a vehicle on Grassland Crescent in an attempted car-jacking.
They are alleged to have dragged the driver out of the vehicle, who defended herself in spite of minor injuries causing the teens to flee with her mobile phone.
Casuarina general duties and Strike Force Trident officers arrested the three girls aged 12, 13 and 14 and recovered the stolen phone a short time later.
In an unrelated incident, a teen is alleged to have entered a service station on Bagot Rd in Ludmilla, armed with a knife.
Police allege he threatened an employee before stealing a quantity of cash and fled the scene on foot about 8.15pm.
Strike Force Trident are continuing to investigate the incidents and urge anyone with information to make contact on 131 444 or through Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.
November 12 10am: Four females and a male have been arrested in relation to an alleged aggravated robbery that occurred in Bakewell overnight.
Police said around 11pm, the Joint Emergency Services Communication Centre received a report that the group had entered a service station in Bakewell and allegedly threatened an employee with a knife and stole cash.
Police allege during the incident, the employee suffered a laceration to his hand and the group all fled the scene on foot into nearby parkland.
Members from Strike Force Trident began investigations and earlier today, four females aged, 11, 13, 16, 17 and one male aged 14, were all arrested.
Police said further investigations indicated that the some of the offenders were allegedly involved in another incident at a service station in Palmerston Sunday night.
Investigations into the incidents remains ongoing.
Extracted in full from: https://www.ntnews.com.au/truecrimeaustralia/police-courts-nt/two-arrested-over-alleged-cullen-bay-business-robbery/news-story/0a145b64d44ba15c18bb06f97f3fb254
