A fourth person has been arrested after a 19-year-old Campbelltown woman was thrown from Windsor Bridge into the Hawkesbury River on the weekend.
The victim called police after managing to swim to the riverbank.
She told officers she’d been thrown from the bridge into the river by a group of people who had held her against her will since Saturday night.
The woman was taken to hospital for treatment.
The first person arrested once police launched an investigation was another 19-year-old woman, who presented herself to police on Tuesday.
Just after 2pm on Wednesday, a 17-year-old teenage girl attended Windsor Police Station where she was arrested.
They were both charged with attempted murder, aggravated kidnapping, wounding a person with intent to cause grievous bodily harm, and robbery with wounding.
At 8.45pm on Wednesday, a 22-year-old man attended Windsor Police Station where he was arrested.
He was charged with attempted murder, detain for advantage in company, aggravated robbery and wounding a person with intent to cause grievous bodily harm.
They all remain before the courts.
About 9am today, officers arrested a 16-year-old teenage boy at a home in Wallacia and he was taken to Windsor Police Station.
Police, who will allege the injured woman was transported from Campbelltown to Windsor in the boot of a car, say no further arrests expected.
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Police are appealing for public assistance to locate a 27-year-old man, Beau Jesse Iese, who has a warrant for his arrest.
The warrant relates to an armed robbery at Bradbury on August 23 where a rifle was used to threaten a shop assistant.
Beau Jesse Iese is described as being of Pacific Islander or Maori appearance, 185-190cm tall, solid muscular build, with dark brown hair and brown eyes.
Police believe Iese is aware he is wanted in relation to this matter and is actively avoiding police.
Iese is known to frequent the Campbelltown, Macquarie Fields, Liverpool areas, and he has associates throughout Sydney and in the Southern Highlands.
Police are warning members of the public not to approach Iese but instead contact Triple Zero (000) immediately with any information in regard to his whereabouts.
