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A 65-year-old Manly West man has been charged with 81 offences following a protracted caravan rebirthing investigation conducted by members of the State Crime Command’s Drug and Serious Crime Group.
The investigation relates to a number of caravans bought from various auctions, predominately in New South Wales, and transported to Queensland.  Detectives will allege these caravans had been statutorily written off for various reasons including hail, flood and impact damage prior to purchase which had subsequently rendered them unable to be registered in Australia.
Investigators will allege that once the caravans were brought to Queensland, the original identifying numbers were removed and new identification numbers placed on the vans. They were then advertised through online sale sites and purchased by unsuspecting members of the community.  Investigators will allege the man facilitated registration of the caravans in Queensland prior to purchase.
“This investigation highlights the QPS response to a crime that is not only

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Hi folks,
Well if you were in our area making use of the bus services last Friday, you most likely would have seen officers from Dutton Park Police conducting patrols of the bus services.
Our officers, lead by Acting Sergeant Vas Kalliegeros, covered trips to and from the Cultural Centre at South Brisbane through to Garden City and also out to Carindale Shopping Centre throughout the shift.
Overall it was a highly successful activity and the officers reported many positive comments from the travelling community and our bus drivers.
We are looking forward to more similar work in the near future.
Keep safe ☺

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Queensland Road Safety Week will run between August 21-25 and is chance for all Queenslanders to get involved in making our roads safer.
‘Speaking up for road safety’ is the focus and we’re encouraging the whole community to have their say on road safety.
Communities, schools and workplaces are encouraged to support the week by hosting local events or sharing road safety information among staff, students, colleagues, family and friends.
You can share a personal story, suggest a road safety tip, talk to your kids, family and friends about staying safe, or make a pledge to improve a single road behaviour using the hashtag #RoadSafetyWeek.
On each day of Road Safety Week, we will be highlighting a different road safety issue:
Speeding – Monday, August 21
Drink and drug driving – Tuesday, August 22
Distractions, seatbelts and child restraints – Wednesday, August 23
Sharing the road, including bike and pedestrian safety – Thursday, August 24
Fatigue – Friday, August 25
To register your event and

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