Police say a group of witnesses saw a man dragging and assaulting the now badly injured woman in Alice Springs last Wednesday night, and are calling for more witnesses to come forward.
A 27-year-old Alice Springs woman has been flown to Royal Adelaide Hospital with serious spinal injuries after she was seen being dragged across the ground and assaulted by a man last week, Northern Territory police say.Witnesses who might have footage of the incident are being urged to come forwardPolice are calling for more witnesses to come forward. One group that witnessed the violence told police the incident occurred about 9:40pm on Wednesday, June 8 on Gap Road.
The group that witnessed the incident intervened, police said, and stopped the man from further assaulting the woman.The woman was first taken to Alice Springs Hospital, police said, before she was airlifted to the Royal Adelaide Hospital.(
Australia Latest News, Australia Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
SA government reaches compromise over workers compensation changesSouth Australian workers will still be able to claim compensation for multiple injuries caused in the same incident, following the state government backing down after pressure from unions.
Read more »
A picture in time: the Beatles arrive in Adelaide on their 1964 Australian tourHundreds of thousands of excited fans greeted the band in the staid South Australian capital at the peak of global Beatlemania
Read more »
I tried neck fillers to smooth out wrinkles and tighten skinMy neck has taken a pounding over the years, especially from the sun, so I’m constantly tracking down new fixes. Here are some of the latest treatments I've tried for firmer skin on my neck, writes Stephanie Darling.
Read more »
Gun pulled out in alleged road rage incident in SydneyNew South Wales Police have released CCTV images of three men and a woman allegedly involved in a terrifying armed road rage incident in Sydney's south-west.
Read more »
It’s about time: 10 women who finally get the honours they deserveIn a year in which women are still underrepresented in the honour roll, here are 10 women whose Order of Australia medals are long overdue.
Read more »