ACT Policing is seeking witnesses to an aggravated robbery in Erindale yesterday afternoon (Monday, May 9) in which a 15-year-old woman was assaulted and had her mobile phone stolen.
About 4.30pm the victim was walking past the Erindale library when she saw a group of about eight youths in the courtyard outside the library. Two of the women from the group approached the victim and asked her for some money.
After the victim told the women she didn’t have any money, one of the offenders demanded the victim hand over her mobile phone. The victim refused and began to walk away when she was shoved by one of the offenders and had her phone taken from her.
The first offender is described as Aboriginal in appearance, aged 16 to 17 years, approximately 160cm (5’3”) tall with a medium build. She was wearing a pink sweater with dark coloured writing on the front, grey tracksuit pants and skate shoes.
The second offender is described as Aboriginal in appearance, aged 16 to 17 years, approximately 165cm (5’5”) tall with a slim build. She was wearing a brown sweater with black writing, and dark coloured tracksuit pants.
Police ask anyone who was in the area at that time and may have witnessed the incident or may have seen people acting suspiciously to contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000, or via the Crime Stoppers website on www.act.crimestoppers.com.au. Information can be provided anonymously.
Canberra's Best Yum Cha
Our Wine and Food group has a regular booking at Yum Cha CBD. We have never been disappointed. Great… View
Nationals getting hot and sweaty over climate change
Christopher Rumley yea ok Karen View
Your figures are dodgy and therefore your conclusions are nonsensical. Trump is a fool and Americans… View
We should boost our energy now like low emission coal power and LNG. Renewable power leading to… View
Canberra, you're a generous community. And you've made a lot of people happier this Christmas
Well done Hands Across Canberra (HAC). You did really well again this year. View
Mandatory grocery code of conduct signed into law with highest corporate penalties
Sounds like a great idea in principle but if supermarkets have to pay more reasonable prices to… View
Tramcar Trev , They need to pay producers properly or there won't be any left! All producers are hit… View