Two motorcyclists accused of speeding by more than 82kmh on a section of the Northern Road will be facing court next month.
One is a learner, while the second one is a provisional licence holder.
Police say that just before midnight last night, officers from the Traffic and Highway Patrol Command detected the pair travelling northbound at 142km/h in a 60km/h zone near Narellan. Officers subsequently stopped and spoke with the male riders, both of whom were issued with Field Court Attendance Notices for driving recklessly or in a dangerous manner.
The holder of the learner’s rider licence – an 18-year-old man – was also charged with exceeding the speed limit by 45km/h.
A 17 year-old teenager and holder of the provisional rider licence was also charged with exceeding the speed limit by the same estimated amount.
A notice of suspension of licence privileges was also served upon the pair, who will appear at Picton Local Court on May 22.
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A man appear in Campbelltown Court today after allegedly breaching an AVO.
Police say they tracked the man yesterday to the home of a woman known to him in South West Sydney.
The woman was found hiding in a wardrobe and a knife was found allegedly hidden nearby.
Officers attached to Camden police area command’s domestic violence team attended a home in Narellan Vale about 11.50am yesterday, due to concerns a 45-year-old man had allegedly breached an Apprehended Violence Order (AVO).
On arrival, checks revealed an electronic monitoring device to be active nearby and police conducted a canvass of the area, arresting the man inside the home.
The man was taken to Narellan Police Station where he was charged. He was refused bail to appear in court today.
