An Irish national arrested in Lithgow for allegedly damaging a tv monitor in McDonald's was transferred into the custody of Border Force after he was found to be in the country illegally.
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Police were called after the 30-year-old allegedly damaged the monitor at about 2am on Sunday, March 3.
He was charged with malicious damage and transferred into the custody of Border Force.
Theft from pool
Four youths stole confectionery from the Lithgow Aquatic Centre after gaining entry at about 3am on Friday, March 1.
Drink-driving charge
A 23-year-old Lithgow man's licence was suspended after he returned a positive roadside breath test at 4.30am on Tuesday, March 5.
The man was pulled over while driving on Barton Street, Lithgow and taken to Lithgow Police Station for a breath analysis, which returned a mid-range level. His licence was immediately suspended and he will face court at a later date.
Lock up
Lithgow Police have urged people to take precautions against thieves after a series of cars were entered and items removed over the weekend.
On-the-spot fine
Two Lithgow men aged 24 and 36 were given criminal infringement notices for refusing to leave the Grand Central Hotel when ordered to by staff and police on Saturday night, March 2.
