Police have caught up with a suspect found dangling upside-down by his underwear on a six-foot-high fence after trying to evade a patrol in Adelaide overnight.
Police have caught up with a suspect found dangling upside-down by his underwear on a six-foot-high fence in Adelaide overnight.He was charged with being unlawfully on premises and breach of bailThe man was arrested by police at Findon, in Adelaide's west, after reports of someone smashing windows at a house under construction.
Police said they were called to Trimmer Parade just before 3:00am this morning after a witness had yelled out at the suspect, causing him to run away."They lost sight of him, but soon found him dangling upside down from a six-foot fence by his underwear, after he became caught while trying to jump the fence," Senior Constable Matt Brown told ABC Radio Adelaide.
He was bailed to appear in the Port Adelaide Magistrates Court and police said investigations into the property damage would continue. Police have urged anyone who sees or hears any suspicious activity on building sites, vacant premises, businesses or schools to call the police assistance line on 131 444.Elsewhere, South Australian police are also investigating a break-in at Elizabeth Grove, in Adelaide's north, where a man was assaulted.
Police said at about 5:20am today police and ambulance crews were called to a house in Deptford Street after reports of a group of four men armed with weapons had forced their way into a unit.The victim was taken to hospital with minor injuries and police suspect the incident was not random.Topics:
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