Windscreen smashed in South Windsor brawl

Police and ambulance paramedics were called to Church Street in South Windsor before midday, following reports of a brawl.

Police and ambulance paramedics arrived to find a number of people gathered at an address. It was reported a person was thrown into the windscreen of a vehicle.

Ambulance paramedics assessed a man at the location, but it is believed he refused further medical treatment.

Police are continuing to investigate the incident.

Windsor Police were called to an address in Cox Street, South Windsor last Friday after reports of a man breaching his AVO. 

The 18 year old male from Berambing had attended a residential home in the street, which breached an AVO restricting the male from attending the location.

Police conducted a patrol of the area after being informed the male had driven off before Police arrival. The male was located and stopped in Walker Street, South Windsor a short time later and arrested.

He was later charged with the offence of, contravene prohibition/restriction in AVO and will appear before Windsor Local Court. 

A man had his license suspended on the spot when Police caught him travelling nearly double the speed limit on Sunday.

At about 1:00pm on Sunday, August 6, Hawkesbury Highway Patrol detected a black Porsche Cayene travelling at 116 kph in the sign posted 60 kph zone on Windsor Road, Windsor.

The vehicle was stopped and the driver, a 33 yr old male from Seven Hills spoken to. He was issued a penalty notice for the offence of exceed speed limit over 45 kph, scoring a fine of $2350 and six demerit points.

His NSW drivers licence was immediately suspended for a period of six months. As he was not the registered owner of the vehicle the number plates were not confiscated.