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Monday, 7 August 2023 1:33:23 PM
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Ameet Jamble
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Sent: Monday, 31 July 2023 11:56 AM
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Subject: Police Information
Bridgette sorry for the delay.
The statistics for the last 4 days are below. I have not particularised every offence type but
highlighted the incident types that generally give rise to a perception of anti social behaviour and
are linked to youth/drunks. Weekly and monthly there are small fluctuations in Youth
disturbances, Burgs and disturbance general but all in all things are continuing to trend
downwards.
May saw our total reported/recorded incidents hit a record 4 year low and June followed the
same pattern. Total reported/recorded incidents is everything inclusive of reported crime,
reported matters that don’t turn out to be crime such as (general disturbance or drunks) and
Police pro Active recorded incidents such as a licensed premises check or a Hot Spot patrol. Our
Pro active work has increased to about 30% now of all reported/recorded incidents. So with pro
active work increasing and total Reported/recorded incidents reducing, there is a significant
reduction from calls from the public.
We are continuing to be very active in ensuring other agencies are continuing to keep focussed
on the Core group who continue to come to our attention.
27th to 28th – Thursday into Friday
167 reported incidents (total)
Youth Disturbance – 7
Rock Throwing – 0
Drunk person – 5
Burglary – 6
Disturbance General – 16
7 Arrests
28th to 29th  - Friday into Saturday
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Youth Disturbance – 1
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Rock Throwing – 0
Drunk person – 2
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Burglary – 0
Disturbance General – 17
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9 Arrests

29th to 30th  - Saturday into Sunday

163 reported incidents (total)
Youth Disturbance – 1
Rock Throwing – 1
Drunk person – 3
Burglary – 3
Disturbance General – 13

10 Arrests including 3 x Youth from a Stolen MV

30th  to 31st – Sunday into Monday

137 reported incidents (total)
Youth Disturbance – 6
Rock Throwing – 1
Drunk person – 1
Burglary – 3
Disturbance General – 6

5  Arrests

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Series South of the gap, with 5 commercial premises at the airport subject to
Burglaries and Old Timers village where a vehicle was stolen and later located.

The remainder were various commercial premises within town and appear linked.

Two adult offenders were apprehended after attempting to break into Flynn Drive
IGA. They were in a SMV from one of the earlier commercial burglaries.

There was a noticeable increase in jobs Monday leading into Tuesday with the
availability of takeaway alcohol due to the public holiday trading. Normally this is
our quietest day but we saw 188 incidents reported over that 24 hr period till 0600
this morning.

14 DV incidents
3 youth disturbance
4 Burglary
4 Arrests

Sunday into Monday saw:

142 total incidents:

11 DV
5 Youth Disturbance
8 Burglary
2 Arrests

Saturday into Sunday saw:

172 total incidents:

22 DV
1 youth Disturbance
5 Burglary
7 Arrests

Friday into Saturday saw:

195 Total Incidents:

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19 DV
3 Youth Disturbance
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5 Burglary
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10 Arrests

Last week we had a total of 42 Burglaries across town. It is higher than we have
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seen for a while. Strikeforce Viper are investigating and it appears that this is
particularly  linked to a recidivist youth offender who can be linked to a majority of
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the offending.

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Regional & Remote Operations |  Northern Territory Police Force
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Document 11
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Tuesday, 8 August 2023 1:03:40 PM
sincerely apologise for the delay on these
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