Two men in Darwin have been charged with domestic violence offences including one man who allegedly attacked his female partner with broken glass, NT Police said.

Detective Acting Sergeant Katherine Lumsden said in a statement that Strike Force Lyra investigators went to a domestic violence incident in Leanyer yesterday and arrested a 34-year-old man sitting in his vehicle.

She said officers allegedly found unspecified “dangerous drugs” in the vehicle, and the man has been charged with a number of domestic violence offences, drug offences, traffic offences, and for failing to submit to saliva testing.

Police gave no details of what alleged domestic violence acts he committed.

He was granted bail to appear Darwin Local Court on November 13.

Sgt Lumsden said Strike Force Lyra members also arrested a 38-year-old man at an unspecified time and place yesterday in the “Darwin area” for an alleged domestic violence aggravated assault at an unspecified time over the weekend.

“The man allegedly assaulted his female partner with broken glass resulting in injuries,” Sgt Lumsden said.

She said the man was charged with aggravated assault and breaching a domestic violence order, and was remanded to appear in Darwin Local Court on Thursday.

“Domestic and family violence has no place in our community and we appreciate the brave victims who reported these incidents to police,” Sgt Lumsden said.

Police are encouraging anyone with information on domestic and family violence to call police on 131 444, or call Crime Stoppers anonymously on 1800 333 000, or in an emergency call triple-0.

Support services for those affected by domestic violence are available, including 1800RESPECT (1800 737 732) and Lifeline 13 11 14.