Eyewatch - Brimbank Police Service Area

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SHATTERED Police are appealing for public assistance after a glass door was broken at a fast food restaurant in Hoppers Crossing last month. Investigators have been told that a man attended the premises on Morris Road around 10.45pm on Wednesday 20 April and purchased food. As he left the store it is alleged that he kicked and shattered the bottom panel of a glass door as he left. Police have released an image of a man with a distinctive neck tattoo that they believe may be able to assist with their enquiries. Anyone with information is urged to contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000 or to submit confidential report at www.crimestoppersvic.com.au http://www.vicpolicenews.com.au/news/10096-shattered.html

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Operation 'Railwatch' & 'Safeplate' - Wyndham. For the month of May, Police from the Wyndham Proactive Unit have been running Operation 'Railwatch'. This is basically a proactive operation targeting each and every commuter who leaves their car parked in any railway station in Wyndham. The aim is to educate the public about Theft of & Theft from Motor vehicles & to PREVENT this offence from occurring. To date we have spoken with over 4000 commuters, handing them crime prevention information and we have 2 more stations to go this month !! At the end of this Operation, we estimate to have contacted well over 7000 commuters, possibly even more... which is a huge achievement !! This Operation concludes on the 30th of May, then we are having an Operation 'Safeplate' on the following weekend, Sunday the 5th of June at Bunnings Car Park, Hoppers Crossing. So please remember this date, we want to make this day the biggest 'Safeplate' operation we have ever run. You don't have to live in Wyndham, just come down to Bunnings that Sunday morning from 10am till 2pm & for a gold coin donation we will secure your number plates... See you then.. Lock this date in your calendar... Rain Hail or Shine we will be there :-) Craig McDonald Leading Senior Constable 26942 Crime Prevention Officer North West Metro - Div 2

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Register now for the 2016 Angela Taylor Memorial Walk/Run held on 22 May in Albert Park: bitly.com/AngelaTaylorWalk There's a 10km run and a 5km run or walk, to suit all fitness levels. This fun run commemorates the life of Angela Rose Taylor, the 21 year-old police constable who died as a result of the 1986 Russell Street bombing. Proceeds from the event assist in funding the Police Excellence Awards for further education. Thank you for your support.

POINT COOK RESIDENTS - HAVE YOUR SAY! Point Cook Neighborhood Watch has a planned meeting on Monday 9th May 2016 at 7pm, at the Saltwater Coast Community Center. 153 Saltwater Coast Prom Point Cook. Two Police Sergeant's, Sergeant Jacobs and A/Sergeant Trimboli, from the Wyndham Police Service Area will be in attendance to discuss your issues. For more info and to secure your spot, see the 'Neighborhood Watch Point Cook' facebook page, and on the left hand side you will seem upcoming events where you can follow the prompts to book. From the NHW Point Cook page: are hosting a Crime Prevention Information Session with Wyndham Police. This session will be to inform residents of ways to keep safe within the community and also an opportunity to talk to Wyndham Police members. Light refreshments will be served. Remember to RSVP as numbers limited to the first 100 registered attendees.

Wyndham Leaders of the Future - Kokoda 2016

The leaders are leaving! Follow us at our Facebook page: Wyndham Leaders of the Future - Kokoda 2016 https://www.facebook.com/wyndhamleaders2016/posts/583610045146367:0

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KOKODA TREK BEGINS 6 local police, 12 local youth and two sponsors are tackling Kokoda! We've been training, fundraising and developing our leadership skills over the last ten weeks for the Wyndham Leaders of the Future Program - Kokoda 2016, and now is show time! It's going to be in tents... We leave at 2am on Sunday morning, so tonight will be our last night in our comfortable beds until the 26th of April. We've got plenty of insect repellant and socks, so hopefully there will be no problem with musky toes! Follow our journey at www.facebook.com/wyndhamleaders2016 and scroll through our posts, including training sessions, fundraisers and meet the team biographies! Soon-to-be First Constable MUDeline GILLARD Werribee Police

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THIS IS NOT A DRILL: ANTI-THEFT SCREWS Police and volunteers from Community Against Crime will be at Pacific Werribee on 27th April 2016 between 9am and 3pm fitting one-way screws to number plates in an effort to deter thieves. Number plates are usually stolen to commit further offences, including petrol thefts, burglaries and other crimes. Thieves often target cars in dark, secluded areas. They prefer "I Love Loosey" over "Remember the Tightens;" stealing plates that are easy to unscrew or pull off. Put it in your calendar - see you there! First Constable Madeline GILLARD Werribee Police

Missing Person Gemma RUSHIN was located safe and well in Werribee early this morning. Thanks for all your assistance.

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MOBILE PHONE THIEF - Help us take his cellfies... maybe he'll need a cell phone after all! Can you help us identify this male? He may be able to assist us in the investigation of a theft of mobile phone from a petrol station in Truganina on 10th of February 2016. Also, this is a timely reminder to look after your belongings very carefully, the victim left their phone on the counter whilst paying, before an opportunistic thief struck. Contact Crimestoppers Vic on 1800 333 000 or www.crimestoppersvic.com.au with any information about the male's identity or whereabouts. First Constable Madeline GILLARD Werribee Police

Dog owners warned of dog bait in Hoppers Crossing

If you know anything about this terrible behaviour... please call Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000 S/Sgt Ben Davies