Intruder on the run after breaking into Darwin RAAF base and assaulting defence member
Police say a person unlawfully accessed the Royal Australian Air Force base in Winnellie on Monday afternoon, assaulted a defence force member, and fled in a stolen vehicle.
An intruder remains at large after allegedly forcing entry to a Royal Australian Air Force base in Darwin's Winnellie suburb on Monday afternoon. Defence confirmed the person "unlawfully gained access" to the base, assaulted a member of the defence forces, and escaped in a stolen car.
Northern Territory police are investigating the incident. Further details about the assault, the identity of the intruder, or the condition of the defence member were not immediately disclosed.
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- Intruder on the run after allegedly breaking into RAAF base in Darwin and assaulting defence force member — The Guardian — World
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