Three men charged after women hospitalised in separate Sydney home invasions
New South Wales police allege the men, aged 18 to 20, broke into homes in Arncliffe and Bankstown and assaulted two women before being detained.
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Three men have been charged with assault and choking after two women were hospitalised in separate home invasions in Sydney's south-west, according to a report by The Guardian.
New South Wales Police allege the men, aged 18, 19 and 20, broke into homes in Arncliffe and Bankstown this week before assaulting the women, aged 31 and 32.
Two separate incidents
Police were called to a home invasion in Arncliffe at about midnight on Tuesday, according to the report, with a separate incident reported in Bankstown.
Both women were taken to hospital following the alleged assaults, though further details about their conditions were not included in the available reporting.
The three men have since been detained and charged, though it was not specified whether all three were connected to both incidents or divided between the two locations.
New South Wales Police have not released further details about a possible connection between the two home invasions or a motive for the alleged attacks.
Sources
- Women hospitalised and three men charged with assault and choking after separate home invasions in Sydney — The Guardian — World
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