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teenager pair arrested after werribee aggravated burglary and assault.

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A 45-year-old man was taken to hospital after being allegedly assaulted during an aggravated burglary at a property in Werribee.

 

Victoria Police allege that two armed offenders forced their way into a property on Otterham Way at about 1.15am on 8 September 2026. One of the male occupants was allegedly assaulted and suffered slash wounds that were not considered life-threatening. Three other people were inside the property at the time but were not physically injured. Police allege the offenders stole car keys and attempted to steal a vehicle before officers intervened. Two teenagers, aged 15 and 14, were arrested and taken into custody for questioning.

 

An aggravated burglary involving weapons and physical violence can have significant physical, emotional and financial consequences. Eligible victims of violent crime may be able to apply for financial assistance through the Financial Assistance Scheme (FAS). Depending on the circumstances, assistance may be available for medical costs, counselling costs, loss of earnings, safety costs, damaged/lost clothing costs and other recovery-related costs.


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