ACT Policing is seeking witnesses to assist in the investigation of an assault and robbery at a store in Woolley St, Dickson last night (Sunday, January 1).
The offender entered the Top Goods Asian Groceries store around 6.40pm and asked the 29-year-old staff member where items were located in the store. The offender then struck the man on the back of the head, possibly with the butt of a knife, and stole a sum of cash from the register before fleeing the store.
The offender is described as a tall Caucasian, aged in his late 30s to early 40s, wearing a black shirt, brown shorts, brown workboots, and with tattoos on his legs. He was thought to be armed with a knife.
The staff member was transported to The Canberra Hospital where he received treatment for cuts to his head.
Police are urging anyone in Woolley St or the general Dickson area yesterday around 6.40pm and who may have seen the offender as described or any other suspicious behaviour to contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000, or via the Crime Stoppers website on www.act.crimestoppers.com.au.
Albo pitches for more US investment in Australian resources, while Trump calls climate change a con job
Bzzzt! My first paragraph addresses inflation. My latter two your incomprehension of electricity… View
Depends on the price changes in all other components doesn't it. But the three ABS stats aren't… View
Thanks for acknowledging the greater significance of the trimmed mean, most pertinent to the RBA.… View
Robbed Raiders highlight unjust NRL format that doesn’t reward consistency
Duh Seano, the rugby league game has been played longer without the extra refs/bunker and it was… View
The Raiders were rewarded. They got 100k and a nice Shield. View
"It’s time that NRL got rid of video referees." Nope. We have one ref and two touches from meters… View
Albo makes his General Assembly debut, and finally snags a face-to-face with Trump (he even has a selfie to prove it)
Remember when Bill Shorten met Arnold and declared "I'm going to be the next Prime Minister of… View
Sorry to burst your bubble Axon but for many people - clearly outside your peer groups – for which… View
He must be stoked, having made his GA debut in front of approx 14 spectators. View
Arts and culture adding hugely to Australian economy, new government data shows
Please point out the budgets where these cuts happened TG. Hint - you won't be able to. You're… View
Ah yes, the conservative voting base that are afraid of losing their culture welcome to the chat.… View
Sharyn Fluke... Given the article is about a report called "Culture and creative activity in… View
