During September, there was one
burglary reported to police, but of interest there were two trailers stolen, of
which one was securely chained to a tree. The theft of trailers appears to be
an ongoing problem, with about 8-10 stolen from Oxenford every year. If you have a trailer, wherever possible:
- Store
the trailer away from public view;
- Secure
the trailer with a quality hitch lock, wheel clamp or chain; and
- Have
photographs of the trailer and any particular identifying marks.
I’ll have full details of all
the crimes committed in our area at our next meeting at 7pm on Tuesday 10
November at the Oxenford Community and Youth Centre.
Burglary
08/09/2015 Roseapple Circuit: Unknown
offender/s has gained entry to the house by opening a glass sliding door. The offender/s has then smashed a number of
holes in walls throughout the house.
Break and enter premises
16/09/2015 Riversdale Road: Unknown
offender/s has gained entry to the clubrooms by jemmying a metal door open and
stole food and drinks.
17/09/2015 Oberon Way: Unknown
male offender gained entry to the 'mens shed' through a roller door. The male has then forced entry to a locker
and stole cash.
Theft of motor vehicle
10/09/2015 Global Plaza: Named suspect has hired a box trailer from Bunnings on 10/09/2015. Suspect has failed to return the trailer in
accordance with the contract.
24/09/2015 Pottinger Crescent:
Unknown offender/s has cut the chain securing a box trailer to a tree in the
victim’s front yard and taken the trailer.
Stealing of vehicle registration plates
06/09/2015 Silky Oak Court: Unknown
offender/s has removed the front registration plate and attempted to remove the
rear registration plate from the victim's Mitsubishi sedan whilst it was parked
in the victim's driveway.
Wilful damage
20/09/2015 Regatta Avenue: Unknown
offenders threw eggs at the victim's glass pool fencing. The offenders were chased off by a neighbour.
27/09/2015 Cottonwood Place: A
male known to the victim is suspected of 'keying' the victims Holden utility
along both sides whilst it was parked in the carpark, following a dispute
inside a store.
If you have any information in relation to any of these offences, call
Coomera Police on 5519 5555 or Crimestoppers
on 1800 333 000.
These figures are not
official Queensland Queensland
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