NT Police are looking for youths in Alice Springs after multiple reports of damaged vehicles
NT Police are looking for a group of youths who could be affiliated with multiple smashed car windows.
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NORTHERN Territory Police in Alice Springs are looking for a group of youths who could be affiliated with multiple damaged vehicles in the past two days.
Police have released an image of the group of youths after more than 30 parked vehicles have been damaged by unknown offenders in the Red Centre in the past couple days.
Police wish to speak to the group in the released image after receiving multiple reports of car windows smashed across the region.
Acting Superintendent Rob Engels said that police will continue to review CCTV footage to identify those involved.
“Police have released images of people we’d like to speak to following reports of a number of vehicles being damaged in a shopping centre car park,” he said.
“We will continue to review CCTV footage today to identify the persons involved in the multiple incidents which have been reported to police.”
Police encourage those with information or footage which could assist in identifying the offenders to make a report to police on 131 444 or anonymously via Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.
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