Police in Tara have reported the arrest of a 26-year-old Goranba man following a series of violent incidents, which included assaults on a woman and a young boy. The arrest occurred early this morning after a distressing event that unfolded on May 6th. The series of assaults, described by authorities, involved the man allegedly attacking the woman multiple times over several hours and threatening her with a knife. Additionally, it is claimed that during the incident, a 12-year-old boy was also assaulted. The relationship between the man and the victims is noted as known, suggesting a domestic backdrop to the violence. After fleeing the scene in a vehicle as police arrived midday yesterday, the suspect was eventually apprehended by specialist police in Goranba at around 3 am. He now faces multiple charges including threatening violence, torture, common assault, assault occasioning bodily harm, production of a dangerous drug, breach of bail, and obstructing police. His court appearance is scheduled for this morning at the Dalby Magistrates Court. In light of these events, the affected woman and boy are currently receiving ongoing medical and professional care. Authorities urge anyone facing similar domestic and family violence situations to report to the police and reach out to established support services. Immediate dangers should be reported by calling Triple Zero (000), and other related matters can be directed to the police at 131 444, available 24/7. Support and counselling services are accessible through organizations such as DVConnect Womensline, DVConnect Mensline, 1800 RESPECT, 13YARN, Diverse Voices, and the Elder Abuse Helpline, ensuring a comprehensive network for those in need. Post navigation Crackdown on Mobile Number Fraud