Category: Latest Queensland Police Service News

Yesterday being ‘Neighbour Day’ saw local crime prevention officers, Volunteers in Policing and the Centenary Patrol Group Inspector, Joe Jaramazovic hit the pavement and attend Kingman St, Sunnybank Hills to meet local residents and assist in facilitating neighbourhood connections over freshly brewed coffee.
Councillor Kim Marx and Member for Stretton, Duncan Pegg were also on hand to speak with residents about local concerns and get a feel for what was affecting their communities.
We thank everyone for coming out to meet with us to have a chat. It was great to see locals meeting each other and getting to know others around their neighbourhood.

 
 
 
 
 

Once again the Sunnybank Hills residents have  overwhelmed local police with their sense of community.
At a recent ‘Coffee with a Cop’ event, supported by local Councillor Kim Marx, Inspector Jaramazovic, local police and police volunteers were available to answer questions, offer support and provide security advice to the residents of Sunnybank Hills.
Thanks for popping by to say hello and have a chat, we hope to see you again soon.

You’re invited to join your local police officers and Councillor Kim Marx for a Coffee with a Cop this Sunday.
When: Sunday, March 26
Time: 10am to midday
Where: Kingman St, Sunnybank Hills
Police and Councillor Marx will be available to meet and chat with local community members, to discuss crime issues and any local concerns, whilst enjoying a free coffee.
Volunteers in Policing will also be on hand to complete ‘one -way screws’ and take bookings for home security audits.
We have held a series of these events in the last few months, of which all have been well attended. We’ve received feedback that our local community feels grateful for the opportunity to meet and discuss their concerns with police and their local Councillor, so we’re glad we can hold another Coffee with a Cop event in your area.
We look forward to seeing you there!

The Queensland Police Service (QPS) deal with many facets of crime and community issues. Calls for service are prioritised according to urgency and seriousness and endeavours are made to reduce calls for service by proactive initiatives and crime prevention strategies. A routine shift for your local police involves many of these issues, and the day/night is balanced between reactive response and proactive crime prevention. One important role for local police is to reduce the impact of crime in the community. Police acknowledge the fear of crime is a real concern to residents, but it’s important to have a balanced view of the issue and seek the facts.
Community members may be aware of concerns regarding property crime in their neighbourhoods and may wonder what is being done to address the problem. As part of the strategic planning process, Sherwood Police look forward to implementing a local Crime Management Team. This team consists of a specialist

Acacia Ridge Detectives have released vision to assist in the investigation of a bottle shop robbery on March 20 at Sherwood.
Initial information suggests that 3 men entered the business on Sherwood Road shortly after 9pm and threatened the attendant with a knife.
The men made demands for cash, and when the attendant complied, they fled the scene with a sum of cash and were last seen in a mid-sized red car heading towards Oxley Road.
No one was injured as a result of the robbery.
It is believed that the three men were travelling in a 2013 red Mazda 3, Queensland registration 101TPX which was stolen from a Fernvale house in the early hours of March 18.
Police continue to appeal for anyone that has any information to assist with their investigation or may have been travelling in the area at the time and has a dash cam to contact them.
Investigations are continuing.
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Officers from the Centenary Crime Prevention Unit and Acacia Ridge Police Station, along with Police Liaison Officers and Volunteers in Policing will be running a ‘Coffee with a Cop event’ this week.
When: Thursday, March 23
Time: 10am to 11.30am
Where: Sunnybank Hills Shoppingtown
Coffee with a Cop is about creating an opportunity for residents and community members to meet and speak with local police officers in a safe and non-threatening environment, whilst enjoying a free coffee.
You will find police located outside Millers on the 3rd floor of Sunnybank Hills Shoppingtown, near Coffee Club.
We hope to see you there!

On Sunday, March 12 residents of an address in Ridings Street, Sunnybank Hills woke to find that their house had been broken into while they slept. It appears that the offenders may have gained entry through a screen door which had not been key locked.
Police had spoken to two people in a nearby street earlier that same morning. This led to some excellent police work which identified a number of fraud offences linked to the break and enter.
CCTV footage was obtained and within 12 hours two people in their 30s were charged with the break and enter and other offences.
They are both due to appear at the Brisbane Magistrates Court on April 5.
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

Police from Calamvale Station require public assistance in identifying a man who they believe will be able to assist with their investigations into a break and enter and unlawful use of a motor vehicle.
On March 14 a break was allegedly committed at an address in Tana Place, Parkinson. The offender has allegedly gained entry to a dwelling by forcing the laundry door.
The offender has stolen personal effects and decamped in the victims blue 2015 Mazda CX5.
If you have any information that can assist police please call Crime Stoppers or Policelink.

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.

Acacia Ridge Detectives are investigating after a bottle shop was robbed last night at Sherwood.
Initial information suggests that 3 men entered the business on Sherwood Road shortly after 9pm and threatened the attendant with a knife.
The men made demands for cash, and when the attendant complied, they fled the scene with a sum of cash and were last seen in a mid-sized red car heading towards Oxley Road.
No one was injured as a result of the robbery.
Police are appealing to anyone that has any information to assist with their investigation or may have been travelling in the area at the time and has a dash cam to contact them.
Investigations are continuing.
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

Sunnybank Hills residents, we are aiming to attend Jack Pyle Park from 3pm-5pm tomorrow in our Mobile Police Community Office to chat with local residents about property crime issues within the suburb.
Unfortunately rain hampered our last efforts to meet with residents in Beldale park, so we are crossing our fingers for a bit of sunshine to allow us to meet and speak with residents tomorrow.
As mentioned in previous blogs, the Crime Prevention Unit will be out with local police from Acacia Ridge and Volunteers in Policing to talk about crime issues and any concerns you may have. We’re also offering free one-way screws for number plates and take home security bookings as well.
If you have five minutes to spare, pop down and see us tomorrow and we look forward to meeting some wonderful proactive members of the Sunnybank Hills community. You will find us all at the ‘big bus’!