A former NT Police auxiliary officer has been issued a summons for financial fraud allegedly committed while she was employed with police between February and October last year, NT Police said.

A statement from police said the 33-year-old female auxiliary officer, who was not named, resigned from her position earlier this year before investigations were finalised into her alleged conduct.

Police did not provide any details of the alleged financial fraud and said only that it is alleged it was committed while she employed between February and October 2025.

“She was issued a summons last week for dishonestly intending to obtain gain and theft and is expected to appear in Darwin Local court on 23 February 2027,” police media director Mark Wilton said.

According to the NT Police’s website, auxiliary members are sworn officers who support frontline police and act as the main point of contact for the public. That can include answering calls at the Joint Emergency Services Communication Centre, acting as a liquor inspector, taking complaints at the front desk at police stations and managing watch houses.

Police did not say where the woman worked when the alleged financial fraud was committed.