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Break and enter dwelling: The total number of burglaries in the Inner West Patrol Group this week was 10.

Suburb
Street
Time
Entry method
Property stolen
Date

Bardon
Leworthy Street
Overnight

SNEAK BREAK
Security screen door
Wallet, phone and lighter

16/02/2018
to
17/02/2018

Highvale
Moonlight Avenue
Daytime
Forced entry – damaged glass door
Car keys
20/02/2018

Kenmore
Twilight Street
Between dates
Unknown
Laptop
16/02/2018 to 19/02/2018

Kenmore
Sunset Road
Daytime
Forced entry – damaged door
Jewellery and camera
24/02/2018

Indooroopilly
Coonan Street
Daytime
Unknown
Laptop
23/02/2018

Keperra
Samford Road
Daytime
Unlocked front door
Cash, Jewellery and Military Medals
20/02/2018

Samford
Greenwood Crescent
Between dates
Forced entry – damaged glass door
Handbag, Personal Items, Jewellery and Cash
18/02/2018 to 20/02/2018

St Lucia
Baty Street
Overnight
Forced entry to security screen
 Handbag, Safe
19/02/2018

St Lucia
Hawken Drive
Overnight
Unlocked door.
Wallet, cash, camera’s and sunglasses
24/02/2018 to 25/02/2018

Taringa
McCaul Street
Overnight
Remove security screen
Offenders disturbed – Nil taken
19/02/2018

 
Steal from premises: The total number of steal from premises (businesses, schools, garages, etc) was six.

Suburb
Street
Time
Type
Date

Chapel Hill
Hepworth Street
Overnight
Business
21/02/2018 to 22/02/2018

Everton Hills
Bunya Road
Overnight
Construction site
23/02/2018 to 24/02/2018

Everton Hills
Queens Road
Overnight
Business
19/02/2018

Gaythorne
Crana Street
Daytime
Construction site
18/02/2018

Mitchelton
Glen Retreat Road
Overnight
School
23/02/2018

Mitchelton
Osborne Road
Overnight
Carpark
23/02/2018 to 24/02/2018

 
Steal from motor vehicle: The total number of unlawful entries into motor vehicles was 11.

Suburb
Street
Time
Location
Property stolen
Date

Anstead
Essendon Road
Overnight
Street
Kayak
24/02/2018 to 25/02/2018

Ashgrove
Girraween Grove
Between dates
Carport
Plastic grill
21/01/2018 to 05/02/2018

Bardon
Nestor Avenue
Between dates
Yard
Torch and shirt
17/02/2018 to

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On February 24, police from the Inner West Crime Prevention Unit were invited by the University Queensland Malaysian Student Association (UQMSA) to be guest speakers during the induction of new Malaysian students enrolling into the University of Queensland (UQ) Campus at St Lucia.
UQMSA is an official and non profit student body based at the UQ St Lucia campus. UQMSA welcome individuals from a diverse range of backgrounds regardless of nationality to join in with their actives. Through their promotion of Malaysian culture via fun filled social and educational activities, UQMSA strive to offer their members a vibrant campus culture and community experience. UQMSA motto is ‘Bring a piece of home to you‘ and a ‘Home away from home‘.
During their presentation police encouraged positive interactions with QPS and promoted the services police could provide to them as international students and residents of Queensland. Other topics covered included property security and personal protective behaviours and strategies to be utilised while on campus, out in the general community and at home.
Inner West Police would like to say

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With heavy rain falling across large parts of the state today, police are urging motorists to drive to conditions and heed the message: if it’s flooded, forget it.
A number of drivers were rescued after proceeding through flooded roads in the Wide Bay area yesterday.
As the rain moves further south, police are warning drivers particularly around the Sunshine Coast, Caboolture and Brisbane areas to slow down, turn their headlights on and increase their stopping distance.
Under severe storms or heavy rain bands, flash flooding can occur very quickly and without any notice – even on roads that you usually travel on without any issues.
Flash flooding can cause significant structural damage to roads, so even if you think it looks safe, you can never be sure exactly what is underneath the water.
No matter what car you drive, no matter what bike you ride, no matter what shoes you wear – if it’s flooded,

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The community is invited to attend the next ‘Behind the Crime’ presentation held by Community Supporting Police Inc. and the QPS.
The presentation will be on crimes linked by ballistics evidence and will presented by Senior Constable Peta Radnidge of the QPS Ballistics Unit and Detective Senior Sergeant Tony Parsons of the QPS Firearms and Cannabis Team.
See how Ballistics test firearms, the unlawful possession of firearms and who QPS partners with in those investigations, and a case study of ballistics efforts that assisted in the investigation into a Gold Coast shooting.

Date:
Friday, March 23

Time:
6.45pm for 7pm start

Location:
Brisbane Girls’ Grammar School
Gehrmann Theatre
Gregory Terrace, BrisbaneParking available within school grounds and on the street

Cost:
$25 per adult
$20 adult student/adult concession (children are not permitted)

Payment methods:

Pay online using credit card or Paypal payment, please go to http://csp.asn.au/store/ and follow the links.
For cheque or money order payments, please post to Community Supporting Police, PO Box 209, Strathpine Centre, Qld

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The total number of burglaries in the Inner West Patrol Group this week was 10.

Suburb
Street
Time
Entry method

Property
stolen
Date

Everton Park  
Warringah Street
Overnight

SNEAK
BREAK
Unlocked sliding door
Cash, cards, wallet

11/02/2018
to
12/02/2018

Everton Park  
South Pine Road
Overnight

Unknown
 
Vehicle keys and motorcycle helmet and apparel

11/02/2018
to
12/02/2018

Everton Park  

Saunders
Court
Overnight

SNEAK
BREAK
Unlocked sliding door
Nil
18/02/2018

Everton Hills 
Bunya Road
Daytime
Smashed garage window
Nil
12/02/2018

Everton Hills 

Camelia
Avenue
Daytime
Climb through upper window
Jewellery
13/02/2018

Mitchelton
Lockrose Street
Overnight

SNEAK BREAK
Garage Door
2012 Toyota Camry, 2011 Toyota Corolla, mobile phone, handbag, cards, keys, sunglasses

12/02/2018
to
13/02/2018

Upper Kedron
Charolais Crescent
Unknown

ATTEMPTED
BREAK
Forced entry to screen door
 
Nil
14/02/2018

Ashgrove
Creek Avenue
Daytime
SNEAK BREAK Garage door
Vehicle keys, jewellery, watches, purse, sports bag and sunglasses
16/02/2018

Bardon
Nestor Avenue
Overnight

SNEAK BREAK
Internal garage door
Handbag, wallet, keys and cards

16/02/2018
to
17/02/2018

Chapel Hill
Lambeth Place
Daytime
Forced entry to front door
Laptop
17/02/2018

 
Steal from premises: The total number of steal from premises (businesses, schools, garages, etc) was two.

Suburb
Street
Time
Type
Date

Gaythorne
Lade Street
Overnight
Complex garage
13/02/2018 to 14/02/2018

Everton Park
South Pine Road
Overnight
Complex garage
11/02/2018 to 12/02/2018

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

Suburb
Street
Time
Location
Property stolen
Date

Bardon
Eastment Street
Overnight
Driveway
Unknown
11/02/2018 to 12/02/2018

Bardon
Nestor Avenue
Overnight
Carport
Personal items and Sunglasses
16/02/2018 to 17/02/2018

Everton Park
Warringah Street
Overnight
Driveway
Cards
11/02/2018 to 12/02/2018

Grovely
Dawson Parade
Night
Carpark complex
Front number

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Police have released vision and a photo as part of an appeal for public assistance as investigations continue into a series of armed robberies in the Brisbane region.
Detectives as part of Operation Quebec Point believe the man (pictured) may be able to assist with inquiries into the following armed robberies which are linked:
• At 11.30pm on November 27, two armed men entered the bar area of a Didsbury Street hotel in East Brisbane with a firearm and a machete. One man threatened two employees while the second man ushered three patrons inside from the smoking area and instructed them to lay on the floor. A patron struck one of the men over the head with a stool before the two fled the scene with a sum of cash.
• At 2am on December 4, two men armed with firearms entered an Orange Grove Road hotel in Salisbury and demanded money from

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Business and finance expert Ross Greenwood joins our R U in Control? campaign to help stop fraudsters targeting Australians.
Whether it be a cold call investment, identity or romance scam, the scammers are getting better. They are targeting Queenslanders daily and it’s costing the community, both financially and emotionally.
But you’re not alone. We are here to help. Let’s take the control back and find the easy steps we can all take to stop and prevent financial and cyber crime.
 
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For more information visit the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission’s Scamwatch page and the QPS R U in Control? site.
 
If you have information for police, contact Policelink on 131 444 or provide information using the online form 24hrs per day.
You can report information about crime anonymously to Crime Stoppers, a registered charity and community volunteer organisation, by calling 1800 333 000 or via crimestoppersqld.com.au 24hrs per day.

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There is presently substantial roadworks occurring on Mount Nebo Road, Mount Nebo between the Goat Track and Forestry Road. Part of the road has been removed to allow extensive repairs and slippage maintenance to occur.
There is only one lane of traffic open due to these roadworks and the excavations and roadway removal. As a result, there is contra-flow traffic control which is maintained via portable traffic lights.
Over the course of the last week, there have been a number of faults with these portable lights whereby they are either flashing amber at both ends at the same time, or simply not operating at all, which clearly creates a potentially dangerous situation.
Thankfully, motorists have been quick to contact us and we are able to promptly put in place a diversion until the lights can be rephased. We are hoping that over the coming days the contractor responsible for the traffic lights will

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