NAIDOC family fun day at Musgrave Park

West End’s famous Musgrave Park was on full display for its annual Family Fun Day on Friday July 12 and South Brisbane officers were proud to take part in the fun.
The event was part of NAIDOC Week celebrations and showcases many elements of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander culture and their achievements.

 
The day featured many activities including food stalls, art and craft displays, live music, performances and a vast array of organisational information tents.
Officers from across the South Brisbane District joined their counterparts from across the state to take part in celebrations throughout the day – many of whom had the chance to show off their uniforms featuring the iconic Look to the Stars artwork.

Senior Police Liaison Officer Doug Peachey said today’s celebrations were the largest of its kind in Australia and brings together Indigenous and non-Indigenous communities from near and far to showcase our Indigenous Australian culture and heritage.

Inspector

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Operation Wake Up, Be Street Wise

Selfie from Carindale shopping centre
Operation Wake Up, Be Street Wise, has proven to be a great success once again.
Police from Crime prevention unit, Police Liaison Officers (PLOs), Policelink officers, Volunteers in Policing (ViPs) and even three mounted police attended the event.
Mounted Police, S/CON Leita Andersen with Carma, S/CON Simon Shilton with Stormy, Con Jess Kelly with Philx. S/CON David Park, S/CON Marlee McVinish and Con Francis King-Szeitszam
Police were able to deliver a key message behind Be Street Wise, to remind all community members to be prepared and alert when walking and travelling in public.
The focus was to keep the community safe by providing advice to the public about being vigilant with their personal and property safety while around shopping centres, public spaces, entertainment precincts and high pedestrian traffic areas.

Some keys messages provided to members of the public are to be aware of your surroundings, remove headphones when walking, choose well-lit

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Morningside crime wrap, June

The below crime wrap covers break-ins and stolen vehicles in the Morningside division between June 1 and June 30.
Police encourage everyone in the community to be on the look out for suspicious behaviour or vehicles and to always report these to police with descriptions.
You can report these to Policelink on 131 444 and you can attach photos and videos when reporting through the app.
Police are appealing for the public to review their CCTV and dash-cam footage during the below times and dates listed below to assist them with their investigations.
If you have any information that may assist police with the investigations, please contact police and quote the below reference number.
The South Brisbane Crime Prevention Unit can also conduct a free audit of your current security.
For information on this service, please contact us on 3364 3181 or DCPC.SthBrisbane@police.qld.gov.au.

QP reference number
Suburb
Date and time
Entry point
Property

QP1901042579
Wyandra Crescent, Murarrie
29/05/2019 – 30/05/2019 Night time
Garage remote to

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Dutton Park crime wrap, June

Below is the crime wrap covers the break-ins in Dutton Park division between June 1 and 29.
Police encourage everyone in the community to be on the look out for suspicious persons or vehicles and to always report these to police with descriptions. You can report these via Policelink and you can attach photos and videos when reporting through the app.
Police are appealing public to review their CCTV and dashcam footage during the below time and dates.
If you have any information that may assist police with the investigations, please contact police and quote the below reference number.
The South Brisbane Crime Prevention Unit can conduct a free audit of your current security. For information on this service please contact on 3364 3181 or DCPC.SthBrisbane@police.qld.gov.au.

Police reference
Offence
Address
Offence times
Entry method
Property stolen

QP1901059997
Burglary, with breaking
Kingfisher Lane, East Brisbane
June 1, 2:30am – 6am
Unlocked door
Unknown

QP1901098079
Burglary, with breaking
Geelong St, East Brisbane
June 7, 7:40am
Unlocked side door
Unknown

QP1901122856
Burglary, with breaking
Vulture St, East Brisbane
June

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West End crime wrap, June

Below is the crime wrap covers the break-ins in West End division between June 1 and 29.
Police encourage everyone in the community to be on the look out for suspicious persons or vehicles and to always report these to police with descriptions. You can report these via Policelink and you can attach photos and videos when reporting through the app.
Police are appealing public to review their CCTV and dashcam footage during the below time and dates.
If you have any information that may assist police with the investigations, please contact police and quote the below reference number.
The South Brisbane Crime Prevention Unit can conduct a free audit of your current security. For information on this service please contact on 3364 3181 or DCPC.SthBrisbane@police.qld.gov.au.

Police reference
Offence
Address
Offence times
Entry method
Property stolen

QP1901188790
Burglary, with breaking
Park Rd, Dutton Park
June 20, 3am
Unlocked door
Unknown

QP1901081416
Burglary, with breaking
Sexton St, Highgate Hill
June 4, 9:30am – 5:30pm
Balcony glass sliding door
Laptop, passport, birth certificate, vaccination

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Moorooka crime wrap, June

Below is the crime wrap covers the break-ins and unlawful entry of motor vehicle related offences in Moorooka division between June 1 and 29.
Most break-ins to vehicles have occurred at night time, with property and number plates stolen.
Police encourage everyone in the community to be on the look out for suspicious persons or vehicles and to always report these to police with descriptions. You can report these via Policelink and you can attach photos and videos when reporting through the app.
Police are appealing public to review their CCTV and dashcam footage during the below time and dates.
If you have any information that may assist police with the investigations, please contact police and quote the below reference number.
The South Brisbane Crime Prevention Unit can conduct a free audit of your current security. For information on this service please contact on 3364 3181 or DCPC.SthBrisbane@police.qld.gov.au.

Police reference
Offence
Address
Offence times
Entry method
Property stolen

QP1901074045
Vehicles – Stealing from/enter

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All in a week in Holland Park

Officers from Holland Park Station have been having a great time attending heaps of school fetes and under eight’s days before the school holidays.
We manage to fit these in while keeping on top of our other core duties and responding to the Police radio. Here are a few other things we have been up to:

Our colleague Senior Constable McCauley from Capalaba Station started this fantastic initiative last Christmas in conjunction with the Griffith University Lions craft group to knit teddies and brighten the day of some of the kids we meet.
Senior Constable Plaschke from Holland Park has now secured some teddies for our division.
It’s obvious the love and care that goes into making each of the teddies and we thank the Lions craft group for their amazing work; Constable Grant and I couldn’t choose just one favourite.

Constable Smith and Senior Constable Baillie attended Nursery Road Special School for their Heroes

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Indecent assault charge, Windsor

A man has been charged with indecent assault in relation to an alleged incident at a Windsor allied health centre on January 17 involving a 26-year-old female client.
The 45-year-old Newmarket man is expected to appear in the Brisbane Magistrates Court on August 7.
Detectives investigating the alleged assault are appealing for anyone who may have experienced or witnessed similar behaviour to contact them.
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.
Quote this reference number: QP1901045311

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Serious assault police, West End

A police officer was transported to hospital after allegedly being punched in the head as he was trying to arrest a man during a  disturbance at West End overnight.
Just before 10pm police were called to Boundary Street following reports of a large group of people involved in a street disturbance.
It will be alleged when police were taking one man into custody a second man ran at an officer, striking him once to the head before he was also taken into custody by police.
A 34-year-old male senior constable was transported to the Mater Private Hospital for treatment of a concussion. He has since been released.
A 29-year-old East Brisbane man has been charged with serious assault of a police officer causing bodily harm. He has been denied police bail and is due to appear in Brisbane Magistrates Court on July 8.
A 32-year-old South Brisbane man was issued with a notice to appear

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South Brisbane officers launch Operation Wake up – Be Street Wise

On Thursday, July 4, officers from the South Brisbane District officially launched their Operation Wake Up – Be Street Wise campaign.
The key message behind Be Street Wise is to remind all community members to be prepared and alert when walking and travelling in public.

Our focus is to keep the community safe by providing advice to the public about being vigilant about their personal and property safety while around shopping centres, public spaces, entertainment precincts and high pedestrian traffic areas.

Last night, we had crime prevention officers, Police Liaison Officers (PLOs), Policelink officers, Volunteers in Policing (ViPs) and new recruits assisting at the pop up tables in different shopping centres across the Bayside, Centenary, Riverside and South Brisbane Patrol Groups.

We also had our specialist units including:

Tactical crime squad;
Mounted unit;
Road Policing Unit; and
General duties officers, delivering the Be Street Wise message to the public.

 
If you missed your chance speak to one of our

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