Apr12_DAYBORO POLIUCE NEWS
Property offences Between 22nd February and 5th March there were four break and enters and one attempted entry to business premises in the Dayboro town area. Entry was by smashing windows and forcing doors and the main target appears to have been cash.
Offences occurred overnight with at least two between 3.40am and 5.00am.
Between 25th and 28th February there were burglaries of two residences in the Shea Rd/ Theodore Rd area at Kurwongbah. Jewellery and cash were the main property items targeted.
Between 24th and 25th February a caravan was stolen from the yard of a Zillman Road property.
On 18th February a vehicle stolen from Petrie was located burnt out on Mt Pleasant Road.
On the evening of 17th March damage was done to furniture and other items in the Dayboro Pool complex.
Any person with information in relation to these or other offences is asked to contact Dayboro Police on 34251200 or Crime Stoppers 1800 634 777.
Traffic Crashes
Whilst traffic crash numbers have been reducing, there was unfortunately a fatal traffic crash on Mt Samson Rd, Kobble Creek on 19th February. The 25 year old male rider of a motor cycle died as a result of impact with another vehicle.
Speed Zones
Please take the time to check speed zones on areas you travel through. Zones can change and it is easy to get into a habit of assuming an area is a certain speed. One local area where traffic staff continue to detect numerous offences is the 60 zone on Hay Road. The speed camera is also regularly in the Dayboro area at various locations, including in the vicinity of Dayboro State School.
School zone times are changing to more uniform hours throughout the state. This will lengthen the school zone times around Mt Samson and Dayboro State Schools. The change will not take effect until the current signage is changed. This will most likely occur term 2.
Trivia night
The Dayboro Police Charity Trivia Night held on 17th March was an enjoyable evening. This was thanks to the generous support of local businesses, the volunteers who helped set up and run the evening and the members of our community who came along and exercised their brains. Dayboro Apex were the winning team and approximately $2500 was raised for the Dayboro Sheriffs Community Fund. The Dayboro School P&C also benefited from operating the food and drink component of the night.
Ken Robinson,
Officer in Charge
DAYBORO POLICE
3425 1200
Between 25th and 28th February there were burglaries of two residences in the Shea Rd/ Theodore Rd area at Kurwongbah. Jewellery and cash were the main property items targeted.
Between 24th and 25th February a caravan was stolen from the yard of a Zillman Road property.
On 18th February a vehicle stolen from Petrie was located burnt out on Mt Pleasant Road.
On the evening of 17th March damage was done to furniture and other items in the Dayboro Pool complex.
Any person with information in relation to these or other offences is asked to contact Dayboro Police on 34251200 or Crime Stoppers 1800 634 777.
Traffic Crashes
Whilst traffic crash numbers have been reducing, there was unfortunately a fatal traffic crash on Mt Samson Rd, Kobble Creek on 19th February. The 25 year old male rider of a motor cycle died as a result of impact with another vehicle.
Speed Zones
Please take the time to check speed zones on areas you travel through. Zones can change and it is easy to get into a habit of assuming an area is a certain speed. One local area where traffic staff continue to detect numerous offences is the 60 zone on Hay Road. The speed camera is also regularly in the Dayboro area at various locations, including in the vicinity of Dayboro State School.
School zone times are changing to more uniform hours throughout the state. This will lengthen the school zone times around Mt Samson and Dayboro State Schools. The change will not take effect until the current signage is changed. This will most likely occur term 2.
Trivia night
The Dayboro Police Charity Trivia Night held on 17th March was an enjoyable evening. This was thanks to the generous support of local businesses, the volunteers who helped set up and run the evening and the members of our community who came along and exercised their brains. Dayboro Apex were the winning team and approximately $2500 was raised for the Dayboro Sheriffs Community Fund. The Dayboro School P&C also benefited from operating the food and drink component of the night.
Ken Robinson,
Officer in Charge
DAYBORO POLICE
3425 1200
