After the large volume of
crimes committed in February, thankfully March has been relatively quiet. Additionally,
several offenders have been arrested for crime committed in our area in the
last month.
Of interest, four kayaks have
been stolen in Oxenford since the start of 2017, most of which were chained up.
If you own watercraft, whenever possible it may be best to store them in a
secure shed, garage or similar location.
Burglary
08/03/2017 Roseapple Circuit: SOLVED: Offenders have entered the victim's house through a partially open
sliding door. The offenders have stolen handbags, computers, keys and a Holden
sedan from the garage of the house. Three offenders arrested in the vehicle at
Southport.
Break and enter premises
31/03/2017 Cottonwood Place: Two
unidentified males have forced the front door of the business open and after
entering then smashed two jewellery display cabinets with hammers and stolen
jewellery. The offenders have tried to force open a staff room without success
prior to leaving the scene.
31/03/2017 Winslow Court: SOLVED: Male offender has gained entry to the vacant house by forcing a
security screen door. No property was stolen from the house.
31/03/2017 Michigan Drive: Unknown
offender/s has gained entry to the child care centre by forcing a glass sliding
door open and entering the administration area. It appears no property was
stolen.
Stealing
01/03/2017 Brittany Drive: Unknown
offender/s has entered the rear yard of the victim's residence and stolen a kayak
which was chained to a storage rack. The offender/s has left by unknown means. Linked offences
01/03/2017 Brittany Drive: Unknown
offender/s has entered the rear yard of the victim's residence and stolen two
kayaks which were tied by rope to a storage rack. The offender/s has left by
unknown means. Linked offence
Steal from motor vehicle
07/03/2017 Cottonwood Place: SOLVED: The victim's wallet was stolen from the glovebox of his unlocked Kia
wagon whilst it was parked in the shopping centre.
Wilful damage
08/03/2017 Taroona Circuit: Unknown
offender, possibly in a vehicle, has thrown a rock at a sliding door at the
victim's house, causing it to shatter.
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
