NT thieves cut through four fences, steal crocodile
If there's four fences between you and a crocodile, most people would probably want to leave them intact.
But a group of thieves in the Northern Territory decided on a different course.
Sometime between 7pm on Tuesday night and 6am Wednesday, some unknown offenders cut through said fences and broke into a business on Gunn Point Road in Howard Springs, south-east of Darwin.
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Thieves in the NT have stolen a "small pet crocodile" after breaking into a business. Supplied
Police said they took a number of items including a computer, tools and fuel.
They also picked up what police described as a "small pet crocodile".
Anybody with information, including dash-cam footage, is urged to contact police on 131 444, and quote reference 10070596.
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