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Teens Clash with Police on Popular Beach After Storming Mordialloc Supermarket
About 200 teenagers caused a supermarket lockdown and clashed with police at Mordialloc Beach with riot police deploying pepper spray to disperse the crowd, police said.
- On Wednesday, about 200 teenagers streamed into Mordialloc Woolworths at about 3pm, causing chaos and prompting lockdown shortly after 4pm; one teenage boy was arrested and remains in custody.
- With Melbourne reaching 31 on Wednesday, the group assembled at Mordialloc Beach and moved to Mordialloc Pier, where a brawl erupted, Victoria Police said.
- Victoria Police deployed specialised teams including the Public Order Response and riot squad, using OC/pepper spray while facing thrown items and violent crowd behaviour at Mordialloc Beach.
- Police reported no injuries and Ambulance Victoria confirmed no emergency treatment was needed, Victoria Police said the dispersed group has left and they will increase enforcement.
- Retailers say the incident reinforces calls for a dedicated police taskforce and easier reporting, citing September crime statistics showing retail workers face a crime every five minutes and Woolworths' success with workplace protection orders.
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Teen arrested and released after hundreds of youths cause chaos at Mordialloc Beach and supermarket
Chaos erupted at Mordialloc Beach when hundreds of youths gathered, leading to disturbances at a local supermarket. Riot police were deployed as the crowd turned aggressive towards officers. A 15-year-old boy was arrested and later released pending further investigation. The incident involved shoplifting and vandalism, with police responding to bottles being thrown at them.
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Teen arrested in beach clash with police after storming Mordialloc supermarket
A large group of teenagers clashed with police at a Mordialloc beach in Melbourne’s bayside after causing chaos in a nearby Woolworths supermarket.
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