Two stabs in Carpark while trying to recover the headphones would be stolen

Two men were treated in the hospital after they were stabbed when they followed a tracking application in a rabbit parking in Broadmeadows, in northern Melbourne, to try to recover their stolen cups.

Police found the 40 -year -old and 18 -year -old man from Glenroy, after being called to a fight outside the Pearceadale parade store, around 7:30 pm on Monday.

Officers were told that the victims had a group of men after the 18-year-old headphones were stolen in a nearby shopping center.

The pair had used an “find -m” application to track the location of the headphones.

Witnesses reported that they saw alleged offenders running from the scene after the pair was stabbed.

The victims were taken to the hospital with wounds who cannot endanger life.

Two officers gather evidence near a rabbit sign and a police car surrounded by triangles of the yellow crime scene. — It is assumed that a fight broke out after the victims followed an AirPod location tracking application. (ABC News)

The police helicopter noticed the group that enters a house on the wire, at a few blocks from the hardware store.

The members of the Critical Incident Response team have entered and arrested an 18 -year -old and three men aged 19.

A 14 -year -old boy was found with wounds who are supposed to be in battle.

He was taken to the hospital for treatment and was still interviewed by detectives.

A 19 -year -old from Craigieburn was accused of causing serious injuries with intention of serious violence, defeat and robbery.

An 18 -year -old from Meadow Heights was accused of intentionally and recklessly, injury and display.

The pair was withdrawn in arrest to appear on Tuesday at the Magistrates of Melbourne, where the police will oppose the bail.

The rest of two 19 -year -olds from Colaroo and Broadmeadows were released on bail to present themselves in front of the Broadmeadows Magistrates, in June, under charges, including Afray, intentionally and recklessly, causing injury and robbery.

A police car with a highway patrol written on the side is parked on a street at night, with bright red and blue lights. — The police still have to interview a 14 -year -old boy found injured after the fight. (ABC News)

13 -year -old boy arrested for alleged car jacking

In an unrelated incident, a teenager was arrested after two women were carjackate in KnifePoint in Cranbourne, in the southeast Melbourne.

The 18-year-old and 19-year-old victims told police to stay in a Thompsons Road parking lot, when a man approached their car around 12:10 on Tuesday.

They claimed that a conversation began with them before removing a knife and asking for the car.

The victims fled from the vehicle and called the police.

A 13 -year -old boy was arrested on the spot.

He was accused of aggravated carjacking and will appear in court today, where the police will be kept in arrest.