Assault, drug possession, firearm possession, and site visitors offences had been amongst among the expenses laid on NSW public transport passengers as a part of a two-day crackdown on unhealthy behaviour over the weekend.
NSW Police stated 103 folks had been arrested throughout Operation Colossus, which ran from Friday 6 to Saturday 7.
"5 folks (had been) charged for possessing a knife in a public place," police stated in a press release, explaining a complete of 119 expenses had been laid.
An additional 382 folks had been searched, 289 move-on instructions issued, 57 drug detections made and 21 breach-of-bail offences detected.
Officers had been focusing on violence, anti-social behaviour, and the possession of weapons, on public transport reminiscent of ferries, buses, and trains.
In as soon as incident "of notice" a 74-year-old girl was allegedly hit within the face with a cell phone at Central Station in Sydney.
The assault occurred simply after 1pm on Friday.
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Shortly after, a 58-year-old man and a 64-year-old girl had been allegedly punched in separate incidents in close by public bathrooms.
A 44-year-old girl was arrested. Throughout her arrest she allegedly assaulted a male constable.
All suffered minor accidents and had been handled on scene.
She's been charged with three counts of assault occasioning precise bodily hurt, and assault police. She was refused bail and appeared at Parramatta Native Court docket on Saturday.