Businesses, homes targeted in multiple Alice Springs break-ins
A CAFE has been extensively damaged in one of numerous break-ins across Alice Springs over the past day.
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TWO popular Alice Springs business have been targeted in a series of unrelated break-ins across the town over the past day.
Southern Watch Commander Allan Milner said police recieved six reports of break-ins
across Alice Springs in the past 24 hours, including four residential and two commercial.
He said three female three female youths were arrested after allegedly breaking into and stealing from Sports Scene in the Yeperenye Shopping Centre, while one youth is still outstanding.
Various sporting equipment was since recovered.
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Forensic investigations will be conducted after extensive internal damage was caused during an alleged break-in at the Bean Tree Cafe at Olive Pink Botanical Gardens.
Other reports of break-ins were recieved from homes in Araluen and The Gap and two in Gillen.
Mr Milner said various items were stolen across the multiple residential break-ins including car keys.
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