A young person is alleged to have sexually assaulted a 14-year-old woman by a Perth practice station simply two days after he allegedly tried to sexually assault a 63-year-old girl in an underpass.
The 17-year-old from Port Kennedy was chased down by a police canine and officers yesterday afternoon after he allegedly sexually assaulted a 14-year-old woman close to the Rockingham Prepare Station in Cooloongup.
Police allege the boy sexually assaulted the woman about 2.15pm.
She then raised the alarm, resulting in police instantly launching a person hunt for him, in keeping with WA Police Commissioner Chris Dawson.
The teenager was then caught lower than an hour after the alleged assault.
Police consider the boy additionally tried to sexually assault and rob a 63-year-old girl as she walked via an underpass in Rockingham on March 27.
He has been charged with two counts of aggravated sexual penetration with out consent, one depend of tried aggravated sexual penetration with out consent and one depend of aggravated theft.
The boy is because of entrance the Perth Youngsters's Court docket at present.
Comissioner Dawson this morning advised 6PR that police would "be strongly objecting" to the teenager being granted bail.