Northern Territory police are searching for an individual who allegedly broke into a Royal Australian Air Force base in Darwin, assaulted a defense force member, and escaped in a stolen car. The incident occurred on Monday afternoon at the base located in the suburb of Winnellie.
Authorities confirmed that the person unlawfully gained access to the facility. The suspect remains at large, and an investigation into the breach and assault is ongoing. Further details regarding the suspect's description or the specific circumstances of the assault have not yet been released.
Military Base Intruder Assaults Guard, Flees in Stolen Vehicle
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