POLICE NEWS August
Ken Robinson, Officer in Charge, DAYBORO POLICE 3425 1200.
On 2nd July entry was forced to a residence on Clear Mountain Road. The male offender was disturbed by an occupant of the house arriving home and left in a silver Mitsubishi Magna, unknown registration. No property was stolen.
Any person with information in relation to this or any other offence is requested to contact Dayboro Police Station 34251200 or Crime Stoppers 1800 333 000.
On 2nd July a motorcycle was stolen from a shed at Kurwongbah. The bike was located in Bray Park on the same date and an offender charged.
A number of residents have contacted the station in relation to concerns about the safety of pedestrians using the crossing in McKenzie Street outside Dayboro State School.
A driver approaching a crossing must drive at a speed at which the driver can, if necessary, stop safely before the crossing. When used as a school crossing, drivers must stop when the crossing supervisor displays the hand held stop sign at the crossing or when a pedestrian is on or entering the crossing. At all other times, a driver must give way to any pedestrian on the crossing.
A BMX bicycle has been handed in to the station as found property. Please contact the station if you have recently lost a BMX bike.
Ken Robinson, Officer in Charge
DAYBORO POLICE 3425 1200
Any person with information in relation to this or any other offence is requested to contact Dayboro Police Station 34251200 or Crime Stoppers 1800 333 000.
On 2nd July a motorcycle was stolen from a shed at Kurwongbah. The bike was located in Bray Park on the same date and an offender charged.
A number of residents have contacted the station in relation to concerns about the safety of pedestrians using the crossing in McKenzie Street outside Dayboro State School.
A driver approaching a crossing must drive at a speed at which the driver can, if necessary, stop safely before the crossing. When used as a school crossing, drivers must stop when the crossing supervisor displays the hand held stop sign at the crossing or when a pedestrian is on or entering the crossing. At all other times, a driver must give way to any pedestrian on the crossing.
A BMX bicycle has been handed in to the station as found property. Please contact the station if you have recently lost a BMX bike.
Ken Robinson, Officer in Charge
DAYBORO POLICE 3425 1200
