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Police stop bus to arrest three teens

THREE teenage boys, two aged 14 and one aged 13, were arrested less than an hour after they allegedly committed an aggravated robbery in Holt yesterday (September 24).

At about 3pm, a 12-year-old boy was allegedly threatened before having his mobile phone and other items stolen from him by the three at the Kippax Shopping Centre in Holt.

A passer-by reported the incident to police and when officers from Belconnen Station attended, the passer-by and other members of the public supplied photos of the alleged offenders and told police they had boarded a bus to Civic.

At 3.49pm police intercepted the bus on Barry Drive, Turner, and arrested the three teenagers. They were bailed to appear in the ACT Children’s Court tomorrow (September 26). Each will be charged with one count of aggravated robbery in company.

 

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One Response to Police stop bus to arrest three teens

Lee Bennett says: 25 September 2022 at 4:34 pm

So they will get a slap on the wrist oh you naughty boys don’t do that again…then set loose to do it again..when is the law going to start getting tough with these kids??? They do what they want because they know there are no consequences..their parents can’t touch them..the public can’t touch them..the police can’t touch them and the law and our local government give them all the freedom they want

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