Three Men Charged After 'Excessively Violent' Home Invasions in Sydney
Police allege the men, aged 18 to 20, assaulted women living alone in Arncliffe and Bankstown earlier this week.
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Three men have been charged with assault and choking following a series of home invasions in Sydney's south-west, which New South Wales police described as excessively violent.
According to police, the men, aged 18, 19 and 20, allegedly broke into homes in the suburbs of Arncliffe and Bankstown earlier this week before assaulting two women, aged 31 and 32, who were living alone at the time of the incidents.
Police said officers were called to a home invasion in Arncliffe at around midnight on Tuesday, with a separate incident reported in Bankstown around the same period. Investigators allege the group specifically targeted women living alone, with money as a motive.
The three men have since been detained and charged in connection with the incidents, though further details on their court appearances were not immediately available.
New South Wales police have urged residents to remain vigilant and report any related activity, as the investigation into the full scope of the alleged offending continues.
Sources
- ‘Excessively violent’: three men charged with assault and choking after Sydney home invasions — The Guardian — World
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