Teenage boy slashed with machete during violent home invasion in Werrington County
A teenage boy has been hospitalised after three men broke into a home in Werrington County and attacked him with a machete.
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A teenage boy has been hospitalised after he was attacked with a machete in a shocking home invasion in Sydney’s west.
Police claim three men forced their way into a home in Prince St, Werrington County, around 1.30am where the teen was slashed on his left hand with a machete.
The teenage boy was transported to Nepean Hospital for treatment with his condition currently unknown.
Police have established a crime scene on Prince St in Werrington County as they continue to search for three suspects involved in the incident.
Officers have been seen talking to residents on the street as well as inspecting the home, which appears to be somewhat of a recent build.
More to come.
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