Out of control event, Bentley Park
Police in Bentley Park declared an out of control event last night following a number of complaints from nearby residents.
Just after 11pm, police attended Robert Road following a noise complaint to find a crowd exceeding 200 people gathered at a home, on the roadway and in a nearby park.
When police asked people to leave, a number of in the crowd allegedly became aggressive towards police, throwing bottles and making verbal threats.
As a result, police declared an out of control event at 11.08pm.
During the dispersal of the crowd, a 15-year-old girl allegedly made disparaging remarks towards police before punching an officer in the arm.
She then allegedly spat at police while she was being taken into custody.
The girl has been charged with one count of serious assault police, one count of assault police and one count of obstruct police.
She will be dealt with under the provisions of the Youth Justice Act.
A noise abatement notice for 72 hours was issued as a result of the party with a condition that no one other than immediate relatives of the party host were to remain at the home.
The party had been registered with police as part of the Party Safe initiative.
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