ACT Policing arrested two men late last night after investigations into an incident at Red Hill yesterday afternoon.
Around 5.15 last night, it was reported to police that six men had attempted to force entry to a residence in Red Hill.
Police attended and found damage to the property including broken windows, holes in a door and a door broken off its hinges.
Acting on information received, police attended a house in Cygnet Street around 11.30pm and arrested two men and seized items in relation to offence.
The men were conveyed to the ACT Watch House where they were charged with attempt aggravated burglary. Investigations are ongoing.
Anyone who witnessed the incident in Cygnet Crescent Red Hill last night and has not yet spoken to police is urged to contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000, or via www.act.crimestoppers.com.au. Information can be provided anonymously.
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