Police were attending a home on Connorton Avenue in Ashmont to make inquiries over a 14-year-old boy wanted for an unrelated matter when the group allegedly began attacking the officers.

One 19-year-old woman allegedly grabbed at a male constable before punching him to the head and knocking him to the ground.

While she was being arrested, the 43-year-old man allegedly grabbed the head of a male detective senior constable and was also placed under arrest.

The 14-year-old boy then allegedly punched a constable in the head causing his head to strike the concrete before kicking him and spitting in the face of the detective senior constable.

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In the ensuing struggle, a 17-year-old boy allegedly armed himself with a piece of timber while threatening police and two other 19-year-olds, a man and a woman, allegedly began wetting the officers with a hose.

A crowd of up to ten people had gathered in the front yard and the situation was not subdued until additional police arrived and used capsicum spray.

The six people who allegedly hindered police were apprehended and taken to Wagga Police Station where they were hit with an array of charges.

The four adults will appear before Wagga Local Court on Wednesday while the two under the age of 18 will face a children's court.

Acting Superintendent Winston Woodward said it was "disappointing" some members of the community felt they could assault police officers.

"Police were there to effect an arrest and all of a sudden, members of a household and other members have arrived home and started to arrest police immediately," he said.

"There was no communication ... it was violence from the word go."

The acting superintendent said the alleged actions of the offenders would "not be tolerated".

The police officer who was knocked to the ground in the struggle has been treated for minor bumps and bruises but is otherwise uninjured.

In a separate incident on the same day, a 27-year-old man was charged after allegedly hitting a police officer in the face with a backpack full of guns during a chase in Kooringal.

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