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Daly River Region Aggravated Robbery: Police Seek Information

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Police in the Northern Territory are investigating an aggravated robbery that occurred in the Daly River Region on Tuesday morning, where an 84-year-old male was assaulted and his vehicle stolen. The incident is believed to have been carried out by a group of four youths, who allegedly threw rocks at the victim's vehicle after he refused to give them a lift. The victim attempted to remove the keys from his Toyota Hilux but was beaten and left with minor injuries. The vehicle and the alleged offenders remain outstanding, and police are urging anyone with information to come forward.

Key Takeaways:

  • An 84-year-old male was assaulted and his vehicle stolen in an aggravated robbery in the Daly River Region on Tuesday morning.
  • A group of four youths are believed to have carried out the robbery, throwing rocks at the victim's vehicle after he refused to give them a lift.
  • The victim attempted to remove the keys from his Toyota Hilux but was beaten and left with minor injuries.
  • Daly River Police attended the scene and transported the victim to the Daly River Clinic for assessment.
  • The vehicle and the alleged offenders remain outstanding, with investigations ongoing.
  • Police are urging anyone with information to contact them on 131 444, referencing number NTP2500073955, or make an anonymous report through Crime Stoppers.
  • The incident highlights the need for community vigilance and cooperation in preventing and solving crimes.

Statistics:

  • Number of victims: 1
  • Age of victim: 84 years old
  • Number of alleged offenders: 4
  • Type of vehicle stolen: Toyota Hilux
  • Number of injuries sustained by the victim: Minor
  • Time of incident: Tuesday morning (approx. 8am)
  • Location of incident: Daly River Region, near Woolianna Road and Daly River Road intersection
  • Reporting numbers:

+ Police reporting number: NTP2500073955

+ Anonymous reporting hotline: 1800 333 000

+ Anonymous reporting website: https://crimestoppersnt.com.au/

Sources:

  • Northern Territory Police and Fire Services
  • Northern Territory Police Department's press release, dated Tuesday, [no date explicitly mentioned]

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