27 May 2019

Page 8

NEWS DESK Police patrol

with Brodie Cowburn

Police chase card thief POLICE are on the hunt for a man and woman after they allegedly used a credit card stolen from a car on Golf Links Road. A blue 2004 BMW was broken into at a pizza shop in Frankston at around 9pm on 8 May. A wallet was stolen from the vehicle. A credit card from the wallet was later used at

a Mcdonalds, a Richies, and a BP. Frankston Crime Investigation Unit detectives are currently investigating. Police have released images of two people they would like to speak to. Anyone with information is encouraged to contact Crime Stoppers.

Card questions: Police would like to speak to these two people in relation to an alleged credit card theft.

Spikes stop stolen sedan A CAR stolen from Beaumaris was hunted down by police before being dumped on Excelsior Drive Frankston, 20 May. A Volkswagen Jetta sedan was stolen and pursued by police. The pursuit concluded at around 1am. Road spikes were successfully deployed by police, who were assisted in their pursuit by the airwing. Police are still searching for one person, the passenger of the vehicle. Anyone with information is encouraged to contact Crime Stoppers.

Burglars flee on bikes TWO men are on the run after an alleged attempted aggravated burglary from a home on Falcon Court, Carrum Downs. At around 9.30 pm, 16 May, the victim heard a loud bang at their laundry door. They ran into the street and saw two men leaving the scene on monkey bikes. Frankston Crime Investigation unit detectives attended, and the K9 unit was deployed by police during the pursuit. Any information on the incident to Crime Stoppers .

Police hope ram is caught on cam AN appeal has been put out for dashcam footage to help police identify a driver who rammed a marked police vehicle, Saturday 18 May. Members of the Somerville Highway Patrol were on Cranbourne Road at around 2am and had checked the speed of a brown Land Rover Discovery. The police car did a u-turn to follow the vehicle, which stopped at a red light near

Lee Street. With both vehicles stopped at the red light, the brown Land Rover reversed into the police vehicle, causing extensive damage to the front of the car. The car then fled towards Frankston. The car had the false number plate ABP 926. Anyone who witnessed the incident or may have dashcam footage is urged to contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000 or submit a confidential report at www.crimestoppersvic. com.au

Three burglaries investigated THREE aggravated burglaries in Mt Eliza on Saturday 18 May have detectives on the hunt for multiple offenders – or possibly the same one. Three sets of keys were stolen from a house in Attunga Way while family members were asleep, between midnight and 7am. Police were told the house’s front door had been left open. The offenders appeared to have searched through several cars for valuables before running off. A resident confronted a man who broke into his Jacksons Road home at 4.40am. The burglar entered the property via the backyard. Once inside he stole two remote controls, Gucci purse and wallet with a total value of $1000. The resident, 47, thought a noise was caused by one of his children returning home. The man fled in the dark and no description was given. Valuables including cash, credit cards, passport, set of Mazda 3 keys, Apple iPad and Celine handbag all valued at $6000 were stolen from a house in Coles Court the same night. A couple in their mid-50s and their son, 30, were asleep upstairs. The offenders may have entered through an unlocked front door and then walked around the downstairs dining and kitchen area undetected. Anyone with information on these incidents is urged to call Crime Stoppers 1800 333 000.

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