A 30-year-old Weston man has been arrested for burglary yesterday afternoon (Tuesday, September 27) in Waramanga.
About 4.40pm a Waramanga male resident saw a man acting suspiciously leaving a neighbours house on a bike with a backpack.
The neighbour approached the man and asked if he lived at the residence. The alleged offender replied no at which point the neighbour tried to prevent him from getting away and called the police.
A short time later, another male member of the public helped the neighbour restrain the alleged offender until police arrived.
Two residences in the area reported burglaries and stolen items matching the descriptions of those reported were found on the alleged offender.
The man was arrested and conveyed to the ACT Watch House where he was charged with two counts of burglary, two counts of theft and one count of going equipped for burglary. He will face the ACT Magistrates Court today (Wednesday, September 28).
Kevin Rudd could have been regarded as a Labor hero, but some in the party still loathe him
Nice try Penfold. Love your 'work'. View
The Feds will bail us out of our debt ... or will they?
Fiscal intervention is just what is needed. Bring it on! View
It's amazing how Steel can stuff up so many projects with massive cost blow outs yet still get… View
The loss of autonomy isn’t the real risk here Peter. What matters most is how local Labor spends… View
Should NSW retain this major housing development? Yass Council thinks so
Cath Louise well it really all depends in the ultimate decision about the border wouldn’t you… View
Councillor Alvaro Charry - Yass Valley Council I guess the council better provide a road from NSW so… View
Cath Louise State Government is responsible for providing and funding Police, Fire/Rescue and… View
Witness for the Defence of Dungeons & Dragons
Finding fellow adventurers seems to be the biggest blocker for many looking to get into D&D.… View
True, but I think Stranger Things is responsible for giving D&D a popularity boost. View
Growing up in Canberra in a home with violence and poverty during the late 70's early 80's, it was… View
















