ACT Policing is investigating an incident at the Goldcurves brothel in Fyshwick early this morning (Tuesday, May 8).
About 1.10am police were called to the brothel after a report of a fire at the location. Witnesses saw a person throw a flaming bottle at the front door, causing the front of the building to catch alight. The person then fled in the direction of Newcastle Street.
The building sustained minor damage and police seized a number of items which will undergo forensic examination. No one was injured in the incident.
The offender is described as wearing a grey hooded tracksuit with the hood pulled over his head and a cap.
Police urge anyone who may have witnessed the incident or who may be able to assist with the investigation to contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000, or via www.act.crimestoppers.com.au. Information can be provided anonymously.
Federal Court dismisses Ben Roberts-Smith's defamation claims
Csense32 minutes ago
I am horrified that certain people who do not the intelligence or physical attributes to be in the… View
Risks to business, not risks to reproductive rights, are at the heart of the Calvary tussle
StuartM32 minutes ago
R, how do you see that the ACT government could ever have been responsible for that fire, given that… View
Finagen_Freeman2 hours ago
Ah, sensibility and reason returns. As a health worker, thank you for clarifying what many had… View
megsy2 hours ago
It started in a piece of equipment. The problem was exacerbated when smoke spread further than it… View
Government seals deal for 90 new electric buses for Canberra
Capital Retro2 hours ago
If the buses were shut down the redundancy payout to the TWU drivers would bankrupt the Territory,… View
chewy145 hours ago
Capital Retro, The answer to your inane question is no. Because they don't need them due to the fact… View
ChapStick5 hours ago
This is great. But why wasn’t the option of having an electric bus fleet on the table as an… View
Calvary Health Care starts legal proceedings to pause transition of Bruce hospital to ACT Government
Pete Macca2 hours ago
In the mean time, the ACT Gov can build the Hospital promised to us in 2003 for Gungahlin. Our Gov… View
Christine Stevens2 hours ago
Seems like the government has already factored in the possibility that Calvary administrators might… View
Loading ...
