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The information on
this page will be provided by Brisbane
North Police, to inform residents about local criminal activity, enabling
them to take appropriate precautions, and assist Police in solving the
offences. The information does not represent official statistics and may
not be used for any purpose, other than as Neighbourhood Watch information.
Anyone with
information about any of these matters, or who recognises any of the
published Comfits, is encouraged to contact the Boondall Police Station
Intelligence Section at the following e-mail address (to be advised
shortly): .........@police.qld.gov.au.
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DISCLAIMER
These figures are not official service
statistics. Official Police Service statistics are released only through the
Information Resource Centre after available data is collected, classified
and collated in accordance with nationally accepted rules.
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Boondall Division Weekly Overview 9th - 15th Feb
2009.
DWELLING BREAKS
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Aspley,
Chermside & Chermside West getting hit during the evenings. Unknown
offender/s climbing 2 storeys using wheelie bin, pipes, tree etc to
climb to window & cut or remove flyscreen to enter while
complainants home.
PREMISES BREAKS
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Mostly
occurred between 1800 – 0300hrs in Aspley (2), Geebung, Chermside
(3), Virginia. 3 offences on Gympie Rd.
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MO –
smash or kick glass, smash hole in exterior fibro wall, cut hole in
glass.
VEHICLE OFFENCES
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UUMV of
Holden Commodore from Chermside over weekend.
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UEMV of
insecure vehicle in Maberley St GEEBUNG linked to Break in same
street. Plates only stolen from vehicle at North Boondall Railway
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Overview of
Boondall Division for the week ending 08/03/09.
Boondall
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23 Burglaries were
reported: Current hotspots – 19 occurred in Chermside – majority
happened between 2nd and 3rd March. Nil
reported since 04/03/09. Distinctive MO Shown: cut flyscreens and
flick the latch.
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Apart from a few
exceptions, nearly all the Burglaries occurred during the night-time
(roughly between 10pm and 6am)
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A 30yr old ATSI
male with short wavy hair and acne was disturbed in Muller Rd,
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11 B&E premises
were reported – Hot-spots: 4 in Aspley at 1344 Gympie Rd (Same
night) and 2 in Newman Rd, Geebung – majority occurred in the early
hours of the morning (0100-0300hrs)
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UEMV offences
occurred in a scattered pattern throughout the Division with 2
reported in Chermside West and 2 in Virginia/Zillmere. Car stereo
equipment targeted in some instances as well as tools and rego
plates
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also includes window and door stickers to make sure thieves know it isn't
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Microdot kits are available from:
Brisbane City Council libraries (cash payment only) BCC Customer Service
Centres BCC Regional Business Centres and participating Police Citizens
Youth Clubs (PCYC) listed below
Bayside PCYC
Carindale PCYC
Fortitude Valley PCYC
Inala PCYC
Mt. Gravatt PCYC
Sandgate PCYC
Zillmere PCYC
Milton (Lang Park) PCYC
For more Council subsidy information, visit your local Library or Customer
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Queensland's Most Wanted
| Name: HUNTER, Luke Andrew
D.O.B: 16 December, 1968
Place of Birth: Sydney
Sex: Male
Height: 180cm
Complexion: Freckled
Eye Colour: Brown
Hair Colour: Brown
Build: Slim
Current as of: 3rd September 1997
Tattoos: Left arm-wizard with fire and stars; and right
back-lion's head. Back - Bird of prey, Blue ink outline not coloured
in. Head of eagle looking uptowards neck. Both wings go to shoulder
blades.
Offence Details: Wanted escapee from Borallon Correctional Centre
on 27 February 1996, where he was serving life imprisonment for
murder.
Current Status: Wanted Circular Number 2/97 Rewards. |
| Name: BOBAK, John Victor
Alias: Jeff HENLEY, John BAKER, James Barry
BOBAK, Lee Alan HEUSTON, Ronald MONTGOMERY, John REDMOND, John
REDMAN, John Victor BOBAC, and Terry Peter BOBAK
D.O.B: 22 January, 1950
Place of Birth: Sydney
Sex: Male
Height: 183cm
Complexion: Fair
Eye Colour: Blue Hair
Colour: Brown
Build: Solid
Current as of: 3rd Sepetember 1997
Tattoos: Left lower arm- horse; left upper arm-
eagle, skull (covering shoulder), "Ford"; right lower arm-
eagle's head, hula girl (front); right upper arm-spider's web
(on shoulder), snake (front); left upper back-skull; right upper
back- panther; left upper chest-Thai dancer; right upper
chest-Thai dancer; right upper leg-naked lady (above knee); and
right wrist-snake.
Offence Details: Wanted for the murder of Peter
George WADE and Maureen AMBROSE using a semi- automatic pistol
with silencer at Whelan Street, Surfers Paradise, on or about on
23 December 1991.
Current Status: Wanted Circular Number 2/97
Crime Stoppers
offer cash rewards of up to $1000 for the arrest of these wanted
persons. Anyone with information is not to approach these
persons but should telephone Crime Stoppers on toll free number
1 800 333 000 or contact their local police station.
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