Three 13 year old girls will be back in court this week after being refused bail over the assault of a 14 year old teenage girl on Friday night in Claymore.
The trio appeared at Parramatta Children’s Court on Saturday to face charges over the alleged assault of the victim.
It is alleged the trio approached the 14 year old at a bus stop in Claymore around 7pm.
It is also alleged the older girl was forced at knifepoint to the end of Longstaff Way where she was punched and kicked.
Police allege the girl was then forced to strip before she was whipped with a phone cord while being recorded, before the trio left with her top, pants, shoes and mobile phone.
PolAir was called to assist in a search for those allegedly involved, with three girls arrested a short time later in Claymore, and their mobile phones seized.
All were taken to Campbelltown Police Station where they were charged.
One of the accused was charged with aggravated robbery with offensive weapon, and being in possession of child abuse material.
The other two girls, also aged 13, were each charged with two offences, aggravated robbery with an offensive weapon, and with making child abuse material.
Police allege the injured girl was known to the three girls.
All three will appear in Campbelltown Children’s Court this Friday, August 22.
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In other police beat news, a rider has died following a motorcycle crash near Liverpool.
About 2pm on Sunday (August 17), emergency services were called to Franklin Road, Chipping Norton, following reports of a crash.
Officers attached to Liverpool City Police Area Command arrived to find a Suzuki motorcycle had crashed after hitting a curb causing the rider to be ejected nearby.
The rider, a 41-year-old man, was treated by NSW Ambulance paramedics; however, he died at the scene.
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A provisional driver has been charged after he was allegedly caught driving a BMW over 200km/h in a 80km/h zone on Bringelly Road, Leppington.
He was stopped by officers attached to Traffic and Highway Patrol Command who were conducting speed enforcement at the time.
The provisional driver, a 19-year-old man, was issued a Court Attendance Notice for the offences of a P2 Driver exceeding speed limit greater than 45km/h, driving recklessly, and not displaying P Plates.
He also had P licence suspended and is set to appear before Picton Local Court on September 11.