Teen Boys Charged in Perth Zoo Crocodile Attack
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Tuesday, Sep 15, 2026 2:28 am ET1min read
Two 16- and 17-year-old boys were charged with multiple counts of criminal damage, trespass, and animal cruelty for allegedly breaking into Perth Zoo's crocodile enclosure, striking a crocodile with a metal pole, and removing security cameras. The reptile sustained minor injuries. Perth Zoo expressed disappointment over the incident, which compromised animal welfare and safety. The pair is set to appear in Perth Children's Court.
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