Northern Territory Police were called to a number of large disturbances in the community of Numbulwar overnight.
Police and a local Aboriginal Liaison Officer attended the scene and engaged with the community residents, urging people to return to their homes and keep children from the street.
A Toyota Prado and a number of weapons have been seized. Numbulwar Police are investigating the incident.
In a separate incident yesterday, Northern Territory Police received reports of a disturbance of up to 50 persons fighting in the community of Minyerri.
Katherine police were deployed to assist local police in engaging in mediation processes which included a community meeting.
A firearm has been surrendered by the community to local police. No serious injuries were reported and investigations are continuing.
Superintendent Cherie Gaffney would like to thank the strong Traditional Owners of Numbulwar and Minyerri for working with local police and ALO's to restore calm in their communities.
"There are a small group of individuals who continue to upset and put the safety of the community at risk. Community safety remains our top priority, I encourage communities within the Roper Bar to continue to work with local police and report antisocial behaviour."
Anyone with information is urged to contact police on 131 444. You can also report anonymously through Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.
