The incident resulted in two men being assaulted, one of whom sustained serious injuries.
Fremantle Detectives are seeking assistance from the public in relation to an incident that occurred at a campsite at the Waroona Dam on Australia Day, Friday the 26th of January 2018.
At about 11:45pm the victims were camped at the Lake Navarino Holiday Park when they were woken by a disturbance. Upon leaving their tents the victims were approached by two men, one of whom was carrying a small camp shovel and another who was carrying two oars. An altercation occurred during which one of the victims, a 43 year old man, was struck in the face with the shovel whilst the other, a 29 year old man, was struck across the head with the oars.
Police were called but the offenders left the area prior to police arrival.
One of the offenders is described as:
• Fair skinned
• About 30 years of age
• 178 cms tall
• Solid build
• Red/ginger hair and beard.
• Has the word ‘Mum’ tattooed on his neck and a large dragon tattoo on the left side of his belly
The second offender is described as:
• Fair skinned
• Short brown hair – crew cut
• Aged late 20’s
Police would like to speak to anyone who saw this incident or can assist in identifying the men involved. Anyone with any information is asked to call Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000, or report the information online at www.crimestopperswa.com.au.
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