NT crime news: 33yo man arrested in Moil after alleged firearm discharge

A large hullabaloo between two families ended in the arrest of a man who had allegedly fired his gun during an argument with his partner.

NT Police allege the man had fired his gun during an argument on a duck hunting trip.

A large hullabaloo between two families ended in the arrest of a man who allegedly fired his gun during an argument with his partner.

At about 4pm on Sunday, a large disturbance was reported in Moil between two family groups as a result of an alleged domestic violence incident that occurred on Saturday evening.

It is alleged on January 18, a 33-year-old man and the victim were arguing while on a duck hunting trip when he discharged his firearm.

The next day it was reported the man was driving to the Bagot Community with a firearm.

His vehicle was stopped at the entrance of the community, and a search revealed an edged weapon, baseball bat and an imitation firearm.

He returned a positive roadside breath test and was arrested for DV and traffic related offences.

As at Monday NT Police said investigations were ongoing.

If you or anyone you know is experiencing domestic or family violence, please reach out on 131 444 or in an emergency call triple-0.

You can also anonymously report through Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.

Originally published as NT crime news: 33yo man arrested in Moil after alleged firearm discharge