NT Police Commissioner Michael Murphy has attempted to quell calls for a public inquiry into allegations a senior detective perverted the course of justice in the Zach Rolfe murder investigation by referring the matter to Victoria Police for review, which an independent MLA said does not go far enough.
A man has been arrested over the fatal stabbing in Darwin city on Saturday night, NT Police said.
A man who was stabbed in the stomach early Saturday morning on Cavenagh Street has died, NT Police said, while the suspect remains at large.
NT Police were forced to confirm a report circulating on social media Friday morning that a student was bashed at a bus stop and hospitalised after suffering serious head injuries during the violent assault.
A man has been arrested after threatening two different security guards in two different bottle shops with an “edged weapon” after stealing alcohol, before he punched an arresting officer in the stomach, while another man spat in the faces of two officers after being arrested after stealing a car, NT Police said.
A criminal complaint alleging a senior NT Police detective perverted the course of justice during the investigation of former constable Zach Rolfe for murder will now be investigated by the NT Police – the agency has claimed – after first shutting the complaint down, adding fuel to calls for a full public inquiry.
A young child was allegedly assaulted overnight while seemingly sleeping in a caravan in Nightcliff by a man who entered through a window, NT Police said.
Two men have been arrested in Humpty Doo after a three hour stand off with Territory Response Group members and police negotiators on Wednesday, NT Police said, but the agency has given no details of their alleged crimes.
Two teenagers have been arrested for breaking into a Coolalinga shopping centre and stealing alcohol, NT Police said.
Two officers have been given national bravery awards for their heroic actions during violent rioting at Wadeye, bravery that was suppressed as part of a cover-up of the extent of the violence by both the NT Police and the Fyles Government, which had led to more than 400 people being left homeless during the “humanitarian situation”.
The charges against Berrimah Family Practice doctor Mohamed Jamaldeen Hassian Ali have all been dropped during his Supreme Court trial, the media reported.
A woman has been killed after she was hit by a vehicle in Alice Springs on Monday night, NT Police said.
