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Subscriber only Police are appealing for help to find a car that was stolen during a frightening attack at Byron Bay just before midnight on Friday. About 11.43pm, officers attached to Tweed-Bryon Police District, were called to a carpark on Lawson Street North following reports a teenager had been assaulted and his car stolen. Inspector Bobbie Cullen said the 17-year-old victim had parked his car, a silver Honda Civic in carpark. As he exited the vehicle he was approached from behind by an unknown male, she said. The male pulled the victim s singlet and grabbed his arm, causing him to fall to the ground.
4 men chased teen, stole his car in midnight attack
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4 men chased teen, stole his car in midnight attack
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Police have been forced to shut down large parties at a popular holiday spot on the NSW north coast after scores of holidaymakers breached the state s coronavirus regulations.
Officers disperses the illegally organised gathering in the National Park area at Tyagarah, near Byron Bay about midnight yesterday.
Under current COVID-19 restrictions, outdoor gatherings are limited to no more than 100 people in a public place, including beaches and parks.
Over the Christmas period, members of the Tweed and Bryon Police District police have moved on large crowds gathering at Apex Park.
Earlier today, officers returned to Apex Park where another large gathering took place.