A man was charged with numerous offences including assault and carrying a knife at Earlwood
A man will appear in court today charged with a raft of offences including assault, carrying a knife in a public place and malicious damage after an incident near Ashfield yesterday.
About 5.30pm on Thursday 16 December a 19-year-old man was inside a home in Grove Street at Earlwood when he was disturbed by a noise outside.
When the man opened his front door he allegedly saw a 31-year-old Earlwood man standing at the gate who threatened him with a knife. The 19-year-old fled back inside his home.
The 31-year-old man then allegedly entered another property on Grove St where he began shouting through a flyscreen door at a 57-year-old woman inside the home before stabbing the knife into the flyscreen.
The man allegedly threatened the woman with the knife before entering the premises and also threatening a 54-year-old man inside.
The 31-year-old then left the premises and police were called. He was located in the yard of a nearby house where he was arrested.
Police will allege that as they escorted the man into Campsie police station he spat on police officers and made threats towards them.
He was charged with aggravated break and enter armed with intent, possession of a knife in a public place, carry a knife visible in a public place, common assault, assault police, resist arrest, and two counts of malicious damage.
He has been bail refused to appear at Burwood Local Court today.
Source: whereilive
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