Drug dealing grandma wipes away tears as family home seized
A Tennant Creek grandmother wept while a court heard her family home of the past decade would be surrendered after she pleaded guilty to commercial drug supply.
Local Crime NT
Man raced to hospital after massive highway drug bust
A random roadside breath test allegedly uncovered a drug haul more than 60 times the commercial limit. See why the alleged dealer couldn’t make it to court.
NT Police continue to investigate two-year-old’s death
NT Police remain tight-lipped over a seven-day investigation into the death of a two-year-old girl following a daycare incident.
Territory Police leadership shake-up announced
The newly appointed Police Commissioner has announced a major shake-up of the Territory’s top brass after the retirement of two veteran cops. Read which positions are up for grabs.
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Police charge woman over alleged aggravated assault in carpark
Police have charged a woman with domestic violence offences after she allegedly assaulted a man in a Malak shopping centre carpark earlier this week.
Police charge unknown teen over alleged child bedroom assault
A 15-year-old boy has been charged over the alleged sexual assault of a child in Woodroffe, Palmerston on Thursday.
Worker stabbed in stomach in Woolies’ loading bay
NT Police have arrested and charged an 18-year-old man after a worker was stabbed in the stomach in the loading dock of Woolworths.
Youth charged with recruiting a child for an alleged crime spree
The first charge under the NT government’s “ringleader” legislation has been laid, with a youth charged with recruiting a child for an alleged crime spree.
NT Police officer charged with ‘unlawfully modifying data’
An NT Police officer will face court later this year after being charged with ‘unlawfully modifying data’.
Police dog Yakka sniffs out huge 4.9kg cannabis haul
Goodest pup Drug Detection Dog Yakka sniffed out a huge cannabis haul at the weekend, with police seizing other items as well.
Alleged drug kingpin bragged about his ‘corrupt police informants’
An alleged drug kingpin told a prominent NT businessman he could ‘get away with’ smuggling millions worth of cannabis into because he had ‘corrupt police informants’, a court has heard.
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