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Confronting CCTV emerges of teens allegedly stealing alcohol during terrifying bottle shop rampage - as a teen, 13, is arrested

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Nickel, A. (2026, October 11). Confronting CCTV emerges of teens allegedly stealing alcohol during terrifying bottle shop rampage - as a teen, 13, is arrested. Daily Mail. https://www.dailymail.com/news/article-16200363/Narellan-Vale-bottle-shop-robbery-teen-arrest.html?ns_mchannel=rss&ns_campaign=1490&ito=1490

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A bottle shop in Sydney’s south-west experienced a violent robbery where five teenagers allegedly stole $1,000 worth of alcohol and caused significant damage. CCTV footage shows one 13-year-old being arrested after the incident; he faces charges including larceny and is set to appear in court later this month. The storeowner and her son suffered minor injuries during the confrontation, leaving them fearful and on edge about future interactions with young customers.

Written by AI on 2026-10-11, from this article's own text only (the story summary below draws on all the coverage).

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In Sydney's southwest, The Bottle-O Narellan Vale bottle shop was targeted by a group of five teenagers who stole around $1,000 worth of alcohol in a chaotic incident captured on CCTV. The theft occurred shortly after 6 pm on a Saturday when the teens entered the store and began hiding their faces to avoid being identified. Some monitored the entrance while others filled bags with alcohol. Bottles were smashed during the raid, leaving glass strewn across the floor. Guo Wu, the 49-year-old shop owner, tried to stop them but was shoved, sustaining minor injuries. Her son Santiago, 20, attempted to intervene and was punched in the left eye. One of the suspects, a 13-year-old boy, has been arrested; however, four other males are still at large, prompting a police manhunt. The community is being urged by authorities to assist with identifying the remaining suspects via Crime Stoppers.

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The terrified owner of a suburban bottle shop fears that her store will be targeted again after a group of teens allegedly stole $1,000 worth of alcohol. uncertain

group → fear → alcohol

Confronting CCTV footage shared by The Bottle-O Narellan Vale, in Sydney's south-west, showed five teenagers entering the store shortly after 6pm on Saturday. asserted

teenagers → confront → Saturday

One teen, 13, has since been charged, while four others remain on the run. asserted

others → charge → run

The CCTV showed the group entering the store attempting to hide their faces with their shirts and hoodies. asserted

group → show → shirts

Several monitored the door as the others grabbed as much alcohol as they could. uncertain

they → monitor → alcohol

Smashed glass bottles and other items were seen strewn across the floor. asserted

bottles → smash → floor

Storeowner Guo Wu, 49, repeatedly tried to stop the group, while her son Santiago, 20, was allegedly punched in the left eye when he attempted to grab one of the teens. uncertain

he → try → teens

Ms Wu, who suffered minor injuries after she was allegedly shoved during the confrontation, said she and her son are now fearful of youths coming into the store. uncertain

youths → suffer → store

A group of teenagers allegedly stole $1,000 worth of alcohol from The Bottle-O Narellan Vale (pictured are storeowner Guo Wu and her son, Santiago, attempting to stop the group) uncertain

Wu → steal → group

CCTV showed several boys allegedly stealing alcohol while others remained close to the door ' uncertain

others → show → door

They (allegedly) stole things and then attacked people as well. uncertain

They → steal → people

'Now if someone makes a sudden movement, we get nervous and wonder what they're about to do. asserted

they → make → what

An estimated $1,000 worth of alcohol was allegedly stolen. uncertain

worth → steal → alcohol

Passers-by alerted by Ms Wu's screams managed to detain one of the teens until police arrived. asserted

police → alert → teens

The 13-year-old has since been charged with larceny. asserted

old → charge → larceny

He was also charged with a second count of larceny in relation to another alleged theft at a business in nearby Mount Annan earlier this year. asserted

He → charge → Annan

The teen was bailed to appear in a children's court on November 2. asserted

teen → bail → November

Police are still searching for the other teens involved in the alleged rampage. The store owner's son Santiago (above) was punched in the eye during the alleged theft The police manhunt for four other male youth continues Anyone with information was urged to contact Crime Stoppers. asserted

Anyone → search → Stoppers

Confronting CCTV emerges of teens allegedly stealing alcohol during terrifying bottle shop rampage - as a teen, 13, is arrested

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