BRIMBANK NORTH WEST
Home » News » Teens facing carjacking charges

Teens facing carjacking charges

Four Brimbank teens have been charged following a string of alleged aggravated carjackings in Brimbank and Melton.

Police will allege three males, armed with knives, made demands for a man’s car on Timbertop Parade in Aintree about 11pm on May 9.

It is believed the man, who refused to hand over the Toyota sedan, was assaulted by the males before they fled the scene. He was taken to hospital with non-life-threatening injuries.

Police will allege the trio approached another man driving a silver Toyota Camry on Hertford Road in Sunshine about 11.50pm.

It is understood the trio made demands for the Camry, before fleeing in the vehicle.

The 25-year-old male driver was not injured, police said.

With the assistance of the Air Wing, officers spotted the Camry travelling in convoy with a Toyota Kluger.

According to police, the vehicles split up and the Camry was followed to Matheson Terrace in Hillside, where the vehicle came to a stop.

Three male occupants attempted to flee but were arrested by police.

A fourth male was arrested by police when the Kluger came to a stop at Kellie Court in Albanvale.

Police will allege the Kluger was stolen during a carjacking from Neil Street in Sunshine on April 7.

Two 15-year-old males from the Brimbank area were charged with aggravated carjacking, attempt to commit an indictable offence and criminal damage.

A third 15-year-old male from the Brimbank area was charged with aggravated carjacking, criminal damage, attempt to commit an indictable offence, theft of motor vehicle, handling stolen goods, unlicenced driving and possessing drug of dependence.

A fourth 15-year-old male from the Brimbank area was charged with aggravated carjacking, criminal damage, attempt to commit an indictable offence and unlicenced driving.

The quartet will appear before a children’s court at a later date.

Digital Editions


  • Tobacco license deadline approaching

    Tobacco license deadline approaching

    The state government has issued a final call for tobacco retailers and wholesalers to secure a mandatory licence, with less than two weeks remaining before…

More News

  • VTCA Saturday games called off

    VTCA Saturday games called off

    First is was rain and wet weather, but now its the heat that is causing the Victorian Turf Cricket Association to cancel action. With temperatures scheduled for high 30s and…

  • Nominations open for Brimbank awards

    Nominations open for Brimbank awards

    Purchase this photo from Pic Store: 529252 Brimbank council has invited the community to nominate local leaders, residents, businesses and community groups who have made a difference in Brimbank for…

  • Pool hours extended 24 January

    Pool hours extended 24 January

    Sunshine Leisure Centre (SLC) has announced it will extend pool hours on Saturday 24 January due to the hot weather. The centre will open at 8am and remain open until…

  • Melbourne Airport overnight runway closures

    Melbourne Airport overnight runway closures

    There will be up to up to seven months of overnight closures on the east-west runway at Melbourne Airport, during maintenance works. Melbourne Airport chief of aviation Jim Parashos said…

  • Club makes every run count

    Club makes every run count

    Purchase this photo from Pic Store: 529105 Two local cricket clubs will battle it out on the field next month, all for a great cause. St Albans Cricket Club will…