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Major Police Operation in NSW Hunter Region
The man was refused bail after police alleged he threatened a woman, forced entry and breached an apprehended violence order.
- On Monday, NSW Police arrested a 34-year-old man in Cessnock following a major domestic violence operation that shut down streets near a shopping centre about 40 kilometres west of Newcastle.
- Officers were previously called to the apartment on Sunday at 2.30am, where a man allegedly forced entry and threatened a woman with a firearm before departing.
- Heavily armed tactical police units, including a Bearcat vehicle, surrounded the apartment complex on North Avenue near Cooper Street to secure the perimeter during the afternoon operation.
- Charged with assault occasioning actual bodily harm and contravening an AVO, the man was refused bail to face the Bail Division in Court.
- By 5pm Monday, police confirmed there was no danger to the public and urged residents to avoid the area as tactical units departed the scene.
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Charges after major police operation in NSW Hunter region
A 34-year-old man has been charged with domestic violence offences after a major police operation unfolded in the NSW Hunter region.Tactical police swarmed the main street of Cessnock, about 40 kilometres west of Newcastle, this afternoon, a day after a man allegedly assaulted and threatened to kill a woman.Witnesses first spotted multiple police Bearcat vehicles around an apartment complex near Cooper Street and North Avenue this afternoon.READ…
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