CRIME REPORT SEPTEMBER 2013

During the last month there have been four burglaries in the Oxenford NHW area as well as three cars being stolen. 

In the last six weeks there have been two instances of tool boxes on work utes being broken into with all power tools being taken.  If you have a work ute, make sure your tools are marked and the tool box is as secure as possible.

With the weather getting hotter, make sure your house is secure as thieves will be looking for open windows to get into your home.  Don’t make it easy for them.

Burglary

13/09/2013 Nottinghill Place: Offender/s has gained entry to the house by forcing a bedroom window open. Electrical items were stolen.

16/09/2013 Essen Place: Offenders have gained entry to a Dodge 4x4 wagon and used the garage remote controller to gain entry to the victim’s house.  The offender/s have then stolen computers, electrical items & jewellery as well as stealing the Dodge vehicle, which was abandoned in Cottonwood Place.

20/09/2013 Temple Island Circuit: Offender/s has entered the rear yard and gained entry to the victim’s house by forcing a glass sliding door and stealing jewellery and a computer.

28/09/2013 Regatta Avenue: Offender/s has entered the house after jemmying a garage rear door and stolen a large amount of jewellery and perfume.

Stealing

25/09/2013 Brittany Drive: Offender/s has cut a security chain and stolen a trailer from the victim’s front yard.

Theft of motor vehicle

08/09/2013 California Drive: Offenders have pushed a Nissan coupe from the victim’s driveway and into Missouri Way.  Electrical parts have then been stolen from the car.

24/09/2013 Idaho Place: Offender/s has entered and started the Ford van by unknown means.  The vehicle was found abandoned at Westfield Helensvale.

Steal from motor vehicle

15/09/2013 White City Drive: Offender/s has broken into tool boxes fitted to the victim’s utility and stolen a quantity of power tools.

27/09/2013 Carnarvon Court: Unknown offender/s has entered an unlocked Holden sedan and stolen a GPS and cash from inside the vehicle.

If you have any information in relation to any of these offences, call Coomera Police on 5519 5555 or Crimestoppers on 1800 333 000.

Andrew Lake, Sergeant 6695, Service Operational Procedures, Police Headquarters, Brisbane.  (p) 3364 6045 (e) Lake.AndrewI@police.qld.gov.au .

These figures are not official Queensland Police Service statistics.  Official Queensland Police Service Statistics are released only through the Information Resource Centre after available data is collected, classified and collated in accordance with nationally accepted rules.

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