So far this month, opportunistic thieves have targeted valuables in vehicles.
The alleged offences have occurred at the following locations:
Paul Mittelheuser Street, Burnett Heads
- Between 12.30am and 6am on March 13, unknown offender/s have allegedly approached a parked vehicle and opened an unlocked door. As a result, property including a GPS, leatherman multi tool and men’s sandals were stolen. QP1700459795 refers.
Takalvan Street, Avoca
- Between 6.35pm on March 11 and 6.30am on March 12, unknown offender/s have allegedly gained entry to a parked vehicle and stolen a mobile phone, reversing monitor and fuel card. QP1700453872 refers.
Colman Street, Walkervale
- Between 4.25pm and 4.50pm on March 10, unknown offender/s have allegedly gained entry to a parked and unlocked vehicle. As a result, property including a wallet containing ID, cards, financial institution cards and cash were stolen from a handbag. It is alleged fraudulent transactions have since occurred. QP1700444275 refers.
Williams Road, Svensson Heights
- Between 5pm on March 6 and 7.15am on March 7, unknown offender/s have allegedly gained entry to a parked vehicle and stolen property including a tool bag and a variety of tools. QP1700418890 refers.
Targo Street, Bundaberg South
- Between 8pm on March 3 and 5.30am on March 4, unknown offender/s have allegedly gained entry to a parked vehicle and stolen property including a wallet containing ID and financial institution cards. It is alleged fraudulent transactions have since occurred. QP1700400641 refers.
Joyce Street, Svensson Heights
- Between 11am and 11.30am on March 2, unknown offender/s have allegedly gained entry to a vehicle and stolen a purse from a handbag which was sitting on a passenger seat. It is alleged the driver’s window was down at the time of offence.
Police have recently solved offences which occurred in:
- Gavegan Street, Bundaberg North
- Moorlands Road, Moorland
Please remind yourself or family and friends to remove all valuables from sight and wind up windows and lock all vehicle doors.
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.