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Seven Oaks Street, Taringa: Police are seeking witnesses or information about a break and enter offence that occurred in Seven Oak Street, Taringa on March 4, at about 5.15pm.
Entry was gained to a vacant premise at the time of the offence. Offender/s used an unknown implement to remove power and gain entry to the premises. Offender/s have gained entry however nil property was removed.
Central Avenue, Indooroopilly: Police are seeking witnesses or information about a break and enter offence that occurred in Central Avenue, Indooroopilly between February 21 and March 8. Residents were not home at the time of the offence.
Entry was gained to a townhouse by using an unknown implement to make a hole in a glass sliding door. Offender/s have completed an untidy search of the townhouse.
Rennie Street, Indooroopilly: Police are seeking witnesses or information about a break and enter that occurred in Rennie Street, Indooroopilly on March 8, between 10am and 5.45pm. Residents

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Police from the Inner West Patrol Group are advising residents that thieves have within the recent week, targeted homes and vehicles in the following Inner West areas:

Arana Hills:
Reginald Avenue and Eveleigh Street

Chapel Hill:
Kirkdale Road, Lomandra Place and Henry Street

Everton Hills:   
Bunya Road and Acacia Street

Everton Park:
Queens Road, Griffin Road and Braidwood Street

Keperra:
Eidsvold Street

Indooroopilly:
Ward Street and Volga Crescent

Mitchelton:    
University Road

Taringa:
Ada Street, Moore Street and Alexandra Avenue

The Gap:
Donegal Place

Toowong:     
Elizabeth Street, Terrace Street and Ascog Terrace        

Thieves are mainly stealing car keys and then vehicles, laptops, wallets, handbags and jewellery.
The main method that thieves are using to gain entry is by climbing through windows or walking through unlocked doors (including garage doors). These methods at times are occurring while the residents are home, which are called “sneak breaks”.
Police have increased patrols in your area and residents are encouraged to be vigilant, secure their homes and vehicles, record details

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Ferny Grove Police Station supporting the International Women’s Day
Staff at the Ferny Grove Police Station held a morning tea today in support of International Women’s Day, which is celebrated annually on March 8.
By raising awareness in our workplace with the “Leave no women behind” campaign on this International Women’s Day, we can help to create a brighter future for women and girls around the world.
We can together make a huge difference to improve the lives of disaster and conflict affected women, and their communities.

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On March 6, police from the Inner West Crime Prevention Unit attended the Brookfield State Primary School and delivered their first ThinkUKnow cyber safety presentation this year to Grades 4 & 5 and 6 & 7 students.

ThinkUKnow was established by the Australian Federal Police in 2009. It is a partnership with Microsoft Australia, Datacom and the Commonwealth Bank of Australia, and is delivered in collaboration with Australian police jurisdictions and Neighbourhood Watch Australia. It is Australia’s first (and only) nationally delivered crime prevention program.
The ThinkUKnow cyber safety program is a free program for schools, providing students with important cyber safety education. The ThinkUKnow youth sessions are delivered by qualified State and Territory Police and provide age specific presentations from kindergarten through to Grade 12.
ThinkUKnow presentations cover topics such as healthy digital relationships, cyberbullying, ‘sexting’, online grooming, online gaming, inappropriate content, privacy management, how to protect your device, what can go wrong, where to go for

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Break and enter dwelling: The total number of burglaries in the Inner West Patrol Group this week was 12.

Suburb
Street
Time
Entry method
Property stolen
Date

Bardon
Jubilee Terrace
Overnight

SNEAK BREAK
Unsecured front door
 
Tools, clothing, car keys, 2016 white Land Rover Discovery

26/02/2018
 

Toowong
Mount Street
Day
Smashed side window
Unknown
26/02/2018

 
Paisley Street
Day
Smashed window
Cash
27/02/2018

 
Mount Street
Day
Rear sliding glass door
Jewellery
28/02/2018

 
Ascog Street
Day
Smashed rear door
Jewellery, cash
01/03/2018

 
Terrace Street
Day
Kitchen window
Jewellery, cash, spectacles
01/03/2018

Toowong

Elizabeth
Street
Day
Smashed rear window
Unknown
01/03/2018

The Gap
Dandaloo Street
Day
Garage door
Laptop, mountain bike
26/02/2018

 
Donegal Place
Unknown
Side glass door
Unknown
03/03/2018

 
Donegal Place
Night

SNEAK BREAK
Climbed onto balcony and entered upper level sliding door
Cash, cards, mobile phone, cards, car keys,
Grey 2016 Mitsubishi Outlander

03/03/2018
to
04/03/2018

Chapel Hill
Henry Street
Unknown

SNEAK BREAK
Unlocked rear door
Car keys, White 2015 Toyota Hilux
01/03/2018

Everton Park
Braidwood Street
Evening
Open upper rear window
Laptop and computer accessories
03/03/2018

 
Steal from motor vehicle: The total number of unlawful entries into motor vehicles was 15.

Suburb
Street
Time
Location
Property stolen
Date

Mitchelton
Church Road
Overnight
Driveway
Prescription medication

27/02/2018
to
28/02/2018

St Lucia
Aquinas Court
Unknown
Residential front yard
Registration Plates
23/02/2018 to 28/02/2018

 
Sir Fred Schonell Drive
Unknown
Unknown
Registration Plates

25/02/2018
to
04/03/2018

Indooroopilly
Goldieslie Road
Overnight
Suburban Street
Keys

28/02/2018 to
01/03/2018

 
Goldieslie Road
Unknown
Residential front yard
Nil
28/02/2018 to 01/03/2018

 
Goldieslie Road
Overnight
Residential carport
Clothing

28/02/2018 to
01/03/2018

 
Goldieslie Road
Unknown
Suburban street
Wallet, cards

28/02/2018 to
01/03/2018

 
Moggill Road
Daytime
Shopping Centre carpark
Sporting goods
04/03/2018

Chapel Hill
Kirkdale Road
Overnight
Residential

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Thieves are currently targeting vehicles parked in driveways and on the streets in your area. They are stealing valuable items such as laptops, wallets, handbags, phones, keys and coins.
Please do not leave any valuables in unattended vehicles.
In February there were 52 reported vehicles entered and property stolen in the following suburbs:

Anstead:
Essendon Road

Arana Hills:
Whitewood Place

Ashgrove:
Girraween Grove

Auchenflower:
Realm Street

Bardon:
Nestor Avenue, Eastment Street

Bellbowrie:
Moggill Road, Conebush Crescent

Chapel Hill:
Kirkdale Road, Henrii Lane, Ngeringa Crescent

Enoggera:
Wardell Street, Pickering Street

Everton Hills:
Caneby Street

Everton Park:
Russell Street, Warringah Street

Ferny Grove:
Coleraine Street

Ferny Hills:
Woolshed Street

Gaythorne:
Lade Street, Bellevue Avenue

Grovely:
Dawson Parade

Highvale:
Sky Drive

Indooroopilly:
Aragon Street, Boundary Street, Moggill Road, Goldieslie Road

Kenmore:
Brookfield Road, Kilkivan Avenue, Kenmore Road, Euree Street

Keperra:
Silvertop Street, Hermitage Street

Mitchelton:
Osborne Road, Union Street, Church Road

Paddington:
Kennedy Terrace

St Lucia:
Aquinas Court

Toowong:
Campbell Street, Lissner Street, High Street

Taringa:
Marmion Parade

The Gap:
Lomatta Street, Waterworks Road, Parkside Crescent

The main method of entry is through unlocked car doors, so please ensure you lock and secure your vehicle prior to leaving it unattended. In one of the cases

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Today our 60 Seconds project, focusing on the topic of Family and Domestic violence, was wrapped up with the official awards ceremony for our winners.
Held at North Brisbane District Office, Police and Community Policing Board members welcomed our place winners for morning tea and prize presentation.
To recap, the 60 Seconds Project called for young people under the age of 18 to develop a 60 second video on the topic of family and domestic violence. We asked them to tell us how it affects them, how they see it and how we can impact the incidences of domestic and family violence. They did it and they did it exceptionally well.
Entries were received from far and wide, and we were astounded by the talent and insight of such young people.
Happy place winners
Our first prize winner Lia, moved us this morning with a live rendition of her slam poem. What a talent! As

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On February 28, Ferny Grove Police in partnership with the local Road Policing Unit and the Roadside Drug Testing Unit, conducted a significant roadside drug and alcohol testing operation within Everton Park.
Eight officers stopped and breath tested 400 drivers and drug tested 17 drivers which resulted in seven traffic infringement notices and three notice to appears issued for traffic matters.
It is important for the community to remember that police will intercept drivers for the purpose of a roadside breath or drug test any time, day or night. If you intend to consume alcohol, then don’t drive. You are putting yourself and other road users at risk and you will be caught.
Ferny Grove Police would like to thank the drivers on the day that were subject to the operation for their patience. We are committed to ensuring the safety of everyone on our roads.

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The Queensland Police Service are currently conducting research on public perceptions of crime in the lead up to the Gold Coast Commonwealth Games, to evaluate the impact of Project Unite.
Project Unite is a security awareness campaign developed to inform and prepare the public for major events; like the Commonwealth Games in April.
You are invited to take part in this research, by completing an online survey that will take approximately 5 minutes to compete. You must be over the age of 18 and currently residing in Queensland to participate.
To assist in the evaluation of the campaign messaging and make improvements for future events; access the survey here.

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