During November , 10 offences were reported to
police. In two of the three burglaries,
entry was gained by forcing the front door open. In the third offence, the offender was captured
on the victim’s cctv with a stolen car.
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The theft of tools from workers utilities has
continued, mostly by forcing the standard locks. If you have a work vehicle, investing in a
decent lock may prevent the loss of your tools.
Burglary
25/11/2013
Ontario Court:
Offender/s has gained entry by forcing the front
door of the house and stole unknown property, linked to offence below.
25/11/2013
Temple Island Circuit: Offender/s has gained entry by forcing the front door of the house
and stole electrical items, computers and jewellery, linked to offence above.
29/11/2013
Kentucky
Crescent: Unknown offender has attended the address
in a stolen silver Toyota Corolla hatch and after attempting to jemmy the front
door, gained entry by jemmying a security screen and stole electrical items.
Break
and enter premises
24/11/2013
Old Pacific Highway: Offender/s has attempted to
gain entry by breaking a glass door, no entry gained, no property stolen.
27/11/2013
Leo Graham Way: Offender/s has attempted to gain
entry to the medical centre by breaking a glass door, no entry gained, no
property stolen.
Stealing
1/11/2013
California
Drive: Unknown offender/s have cut a gate padlock
to gain access to the victim’s rear yard and stolen a Quintrex boat and
trailer, which was chained to a post.
Steal
from motor vehicle
7/11/2013
California
Drive: Unknown offender/s has jemmied canopy window
locks on a Ford utility and stolen power tools.
18/11/2013
Dorchester Court: Unknown offender/s has jemmied
open tool boxes on a Toyota
utility and stolen power and hand tools.
Stealing
of vehicle registration plates
20/11/2013
Cottonwood Place: The
victim’s Mitsubishi 4x4 wagon was parked at the Oxenford Centro shopping centre
when both number plates were stolen.
29/11/2013
Old Pacific Highway: The victim’s Ford sedan was
parked at the Hungry Jacks restaurant when the rear number plate was stolen.
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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