Several attendees violently attacked and robbed at a bush dance event in the Australian Capital Territory.

Police in the Australian Capital Territory (ACT) are currently on the lookout for a group of men who are suspected of committing a series of assaults and robberies at a bush dance party. The incident occurred in the early hours of Sunday morning, around 2:45am, at an outdoor party located near Sutton Road in Kowen Forest, approximately 30km from Canberra. According to reports, a group of intruders had forcefully entered the event, prompting the authorities to respond to the scene.

The suspects, described as having Pacific Islander features, arrived at the party in a silver van and proceeded to demand money and valuable items from the attendees. The victims, who were allegedly assaulted during the ordeal, were left with minor injuries and two were taken to the hospital for treatment. The perpetrators, who were dressed in all black, fled the scene in the same silver van that they arrived in, according to police.

Authorities are now urging anyone who may have been present at the party or witnessed a silver van in the vicinity of Sutton Road around 2:45am to come forward with any information. The van is believed to be the key to identifying and apprehending the suspects. In light of this incident, experts are warning the public to remain vigilant, as it is not uncommon for criminals to target large gatherings or events.

If you have any information that could assist with the investigation, please contact Crime Stoppers. Your help could be crucial in bringing these perpetrators to justice and preventing similar incidents from occurring in the future.

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