NSW Police have arrested 569 people and laid 1,162 charges in a statewide blitz targeting domestic and family violence offenders. This video includes ACM-produced voiceover powered by AI. Vision courtesy: NSW Police
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00:00Make yourselves known or entry will be forced.
00:04A state-wide police crackdown on domestic and family violence has led to 569 arrests
00:10and more than 1,160 charges in just four days.
00:18Police! Open the door!
00:20Get on the ground! Get on the ground!
00:23Operation Amarok 9 ran from February 19th to 22nd,
00:27targeting high-risk offenders across New South Wales.
00:30Police! FVO! Open the door!
00:33OK, force! Hurry up!
00:36Go! Go! Go!
00:381,162 charges were laid and 295 arrest warrants executed.
00:44There were also 424 ADVO breaches in 12,000 compliance checks across the state.
00:53There were 57 firearms and 25 weapons seized.
00:58Several notable arrests were made, including the extradition of a man from Victoria
01:03wanted for serious domestic violence offences and multiple firearm seizures during compliance checks.
01:09Police Minister Yasmin Katli said the operation sent a strong message
01:22that domestic violence offenders would be held accountable
01:25and vowed to maintain pressure on offenders across New South Wales.
01:39For more information, visit nyseagrant.org