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A TOW truck had to be called in to haul an expensive BMW RR motorbike from the muddy waters of Mordialloc Creek last week. Two motorcyclists are understood to have stopped on the bank to take photographs, 8pm, Wednesday 20 September, and the $25,000 bike inadvertently toppled in. Despite their best efforts, the bikers could not retrieve it that night; a couple of passing tradies were also unsuccessful next day. Photographer Gary Sissons was on hand when the tow truck arrived and connected a cable to the waterlogged bike.
‘Cruel’ attack on possum
A WOUNDED ringtail possum was found after four gunshots were heard in Edithvale, 9.45pm, Saturday 23 September. Nearby residents said they heard the small calibre shots – probably from a .22 rifle – and saw lights shining into trees. Police attending found the wounded possum in a laneway off Edithvale Rd and are making inquiries among residents. Detective Senior Sergeant Shane Cashman, of Kingston CIU, described the shooting as “dangerous and horrifically cruel”. Anyone with information should call Kingston detectives 9556 6111.
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A STOLEN Honda Jazz was driven across Beach Rd, Mentone, and into a tree, possibly seriously injuring the thief, Monday 18 September. Police said the car was speeding south about 4am when the incident occurred. The offenders ran off leaving a trail of blood inside and outside the car. Police searched the area unsuccessfully and then visited the car owner’s Beaumaris house which had been burgled. The extensively damaged car was towed away. Anyone with information is urged to call Kingston detectives, 9556 6111.
Laptops lifted A THIEF ran through the electrical department at Myer Southland and picked up two laptops before running outside, 6.25pm, Thursday 21 September. A staff member followed the man who jumped into the passenger side of a waiting Mitsubishi Lander which drove towards Bay Rd. He is described as Caucasian, mid-20s, wearing a grey tracksuit and cap. The car was driven by a woman. The two Apple Mac Book Pros are valued at $5400.
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A THIEF stole headlight protectors and a bonnet protector, all valued at $200, from a car parked in Chadwell Gv, Chelsea, overnight Sunday 17 September. Detectives ask anyone offered the Holden Cruze parts to call 9556 6111.
House ransacked
A MENTONE house was broken into and ransacked, 9am-3.30pm, Tuesday 19 September. Offenders entered the Marina Rd house via side gates and forced a back door. Once inside they stole jewellery and a laptop which were possibly carried off in a stolen High Sierra backpack. A silver Subaru station wagon was seen outside the house the day before.
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A MAN told Kingston police he was headbutted by a man in a Hungry Jack’s restaurant, Warrigal Rd, Moorabbin, 2pm, Saturday 23 September. The victim said he was looking around when his attacker asked, “What are you looking at?” The victim said “No-one” but the man walked up and assaulted him, causing his nose to bleed. The offender walked off south along Warrigal Rd with the victim following him and calling 000. Police spoke to both men about the incident. They ask anyone who witnessed the incident to call 9556 6111.
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AN unlicensed driver had her car impounded after being caught driving down the wrong side of Peninsula Link, 4am, Wednesday 20 September. Members of the Frankston Highway Patrol narrowly avoided a collision with the woman who was driving south in the north-bound lane. They chased her for three kilometres and managed to pull her over at the Cranbourne Rd exit. The 48-year-old, of Somerville, claimed she had “swerved to miss a possum” and was unaware she was in the wrong lane. Senior Sergeant Mick Lamb, of Frankston police, said there was “real potential for a catastrophic outcome” in the incident. The woman’s car was impounded for 30 days and she will be summonsed on a range of driving offences, possibly including conduct endangering life.
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Bike takes plunge
A TAXI driver who picked up three young men from Willow Av, Cheltenham and drove them to Gladesville Blvd, Patterson Lakes, got nothing for his trouble, 3am, Friday 22 September. On arrival one of the men said he felt sick and all three took this as a signal and jumped out and ran down the street without paying the fare. The front seat passenger is described as Caucasian, 18-19, wearing a hoodie. The two rear seat passengers were Caucasian. Police are examining the cab’s CCTV footage. Detective Senior Sergeant Shane Cashman, of Kingston CIU, said it would be better for the men to come forward voluntarily “rather than us identifying them”.
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TWO female liquor store attendants struggled with two men who were attempting to steal three cartons of beer in Cheltenham, Saturday 23 September. The men entered the Station Rd store, 12.45pm, and selected two Corona and one Victoria Bitter cartons before attempting to walk out without paying. During the struggle two cartons were dropped, breaking some of the stubbies, and the men fled with only one carton. A witness chased them to Stanley Av but one produced a jemmy bar and raised it in a threatening manner. The men are described as: one Indian or Middle Eastern, 170cm, wearing grey clothing, and one Caucasian, 172cm. Anyone who saw the incident is urged to call Kingston police, 9556 6111.
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