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During November, there were six
crimes reported to police, two of which were the theft of number plates. There
has been a kayak stolen from the Coomera Riverfront. Several were stolen last
year, so if you own a kayak or canoe store it securely, preferably indoors.
Finally, I’d like to wish you
all a happy and safe Christmas and take care in whatever you do.
Burglary
10/11/2017 Tandanus Court: Unknown
offenders have entered the victim's open garage and stolen 12 pairs of sports
shoes. Nil other property stolen.
Stealing
25/11/2017 Brittany Drive: The
victim has left their kayak tied on top of a pontoon on the Coomera River at
the rear of their property. An unknown offender has removed the kayak from the
pontoon by unknown means.
Steal from motor vehicle
18/11/2017 Global Plaza: The
victim left his locked Nissan utility overnight in the Bunnings car park.
Unknown person/s has broken into the tool box in the utility and stolen a
quantity of electric tools.
Stealing of vehicle registration plates
04/11/2017 Cottonwood Place: Unknown
person has removed both number plates from the victim's Toyota utility, which
was parked at the Oxenford Shopping Centre.
29/11/2017 Global Plaza: The
victim's Toyota hatch was parked in the Kmart car park. The victim disturbed
two males attempting to steal the vehicle's registration plates.
Wilful damage
04/11/2017 Oceanis Drive: SOLVED: The victim’s cars were parked near the incident address whilst
attending a party. The offender has slashed tyres on 10 vehicles.
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, Senior Sergeant
6695, Innovation Unit, Police Headquarters, Brisbane. (p) 3364 4816 (e) Lake.AndrewI@police.qld.gov.au
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These figures are not
official Queensland Queensland
