Hamilton Police Arrest Three Youths For Aggravated Robberies
Hamilton Police have arrested three youths in relation to three aggravated robberies in the city last night.
At 6.05pm, Police received a report that a group of youths in a maroon car had threatened a teenage male in Pukete, and stolen his cellphone and a jacket.
The youths were reported to be armed with a weapon and wearing balaclavas.
At 9pm, four young people leaving the rugby were threatened by two offenders, who were armed with a machete. The offenders stole a cellphone.
At 9.10pm, a similar incident took place in Pukete, and another cellphone was stolen.
Urgent action taken by Police identified those involved in this offending and as a result three youths have been charged with three aggravated robberies.
They are scheduled to appear in Hamilton Youth Court tomorrow (Monday 26 June).
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