Burwood Police Area Command in Burwood, New South Wales | Police station

Burwood Police Area Command

Locality: Burwood, New South Wales

Phone: +61 2 9745 8499

Address: 9 Belmore St 2134 Burwood, NSW, Australia

Website: http://www.police.nsw.gov.au

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25.01.2022 ATTENTION ALL SMALL BUSINESS OWNERS in Canterbury-Bankstown LGA. APPLICATIONS ARE NOW OPEN for the Community and Small Business CCTV Fund. The $5 million fund from the NSW State Government supports the purchase and installation of CCTV across ten Local Government Areas in Western and South Western Sydney. ... You can find more information at http://www.crimeprevention.nsw.gov.au/cctvfund Safe, Secure, CCTV. If you have questions, please contact the CCTV project team at [email protected] or call (02) 8688 8666.

25.01.2022 The NSW - Victorian Border is now open. A huge thanks to all those communities who made officers feel so welcome over the last four months. We couldn't have done it without your help!

23.01.2022 Chanel your inner Inspector Gadget and get behind this great program called the Neighbourhood Watch Group. Take the Initiative and Get Involved in your Community? For more information, speak to the Crime Prevention Officer on 97974050.

22.01.2022 CAR ACCIDENTS - What to do! You should protect the area to make sure that another crash does not occur. You must remove anything that falls or escapes from crashed vehicles and which is likely to endanger the safety of others (for example, debris or broken glass). However, if you need to clear debris from the road, it is important that you ensure your personal safety at all times. Following a crash:... Switch off the ignition of the immobilised vehicle to reduce the risk of fire Switch on hazard warning lights. The Police may attend and investigate crashes where: A person is killed or injured There is damage to property or animals A person fails to stop or exchange information A driver is believed to be under the influence of alcohol or drugs. If police do not attend the crash scene, you must report the crash as soon as possible within 24 hours (unless in exceptional circumstances) where: You are in a crash and either your vehicle or another vehicle needs to be towed away There is damage to property or injured animals. You are unable to provide particulars to the owner. You must always provide Police attending the crash scene with details of the crash, vehicles involved, your name, address and, if known, information about any witnesses or the drivers of other vehicles involved. You must always show Police your driver licence. Regardless of damage, if you are asked to, you must provide the owner or driver of any other vehicle involved in the crash with the following information: Your name, address and licence details Your vehicle registration number If you are not the owner of the vehicle, the name and address of the owner. Picture from sbs.com.au

18.01.2022 DAY 2 or 16 DAYS of DOMESTIC VIOLENCE ACTIVISM

18.01.2022 After an unprecedented 4 month high-visibility operation, the NSW/Victorian border has been declared open. Police would like to thank the community for its ongoing support.

18.01.2022 Bankstown Police are seeking assistance from the public, in identifying the person in this image, in relation to an alleged malicious damage incident which occu...rred at Chester Hill shopping centre on Tuesday 8th December, 2020. Police believe the person shown may be able to assist with enquiries. If you recognise or know this person, please contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000 or Bankstown Police Station on 9783 2199. Please quote report no. E 77652158 See more

17.01.2022 View from the office. Beautiful Troop Horse King hopes you all have a fantastic weekend!

14.01.2022 About to head out on patrol from the Mounted Unit - NSW Police Force

10.01.2022 POLICE SEEK MISSING PERSON - Turrella St George Police are seeking the assistance of the public to locate 45yo missing person Robert TUXFORD who was reported mi...ssing on the 18th December 2020 from a Turrella address. The MP is known to frequent the St George, Inner Wes, Sydney City and Surry Hills areas. The MP was last seen on the 11th December 2020 and has not been seen or heard from since. Numerous attempts have been made to locate the MP and police hold concerns for the MP’s welfare. Police Report number E.77551156 relates. Anyone with information about Robert TUXFORD whereabouts should contact St George Police on 8566 7499 or Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.

05.01.2022 BREAK AND ENTER PERVENTION TIPS Break-ins can occur at any time to anyone in any neighbourhood. Security cameras, sensor lights and home alarm systems are an effective deterrent for offenders. Unfortunately, a home security system isn’t a guarantee your home won’t be a target. Here are tips you can use to help protect your home from Break and Enter: ... 1. Always Lock your windows and doors; even when you leave briefly, are outside on your property, or inside your home. Also, keep your valuables in a safe or lockbox when you go out. 2. Change passcodes on electronic locks and garage doors from time to time. 3. Keep your windows covered and your garage locked so valuable items are out of sight. 4. Install motion sensor lights, deadbolt locks and upgrade patio/sliding glass door locks. 5. Trim shrubs and bushes to eliminate hiding spots, and never hide keys outside. 6. Don’t announce your vacation or trips on social media. 7. If you go away for an extended period, consider keeping one car in your driveway or have a neighbour park in your driveway; Keep curtains and drapes slightly open and put your lights on timers. Consider installing motion-sensor lights outside; have your mail collected at least every 24 to 72 hours and temporarily cancel the delivery of your newspapers; and delay posting your vacation pictures or travel plans on social media until you return home. While you’re away, send travel updates and pictures to friends and family through mail. 8. Always change the locks when you move into a new home, townhouse or apartment; or if your keys are lost or stolen. 9. Opportunistic criminals commonly target unlocked cars. Don’t leave anything valuable in your car and always lock the doors. 10. If you live in an apartment block, close the door behind you when entering or exiting the building. Report any security concerns, such as dim lighting around entrances or points of easy access, to your property manager or body corporate. If you come home and notice your home has been broken into or sense suspicious activity on your property, don’t go in. Call Burwood Police on 9745 8499 and wait for the police to arrive. Plan for a possible home claim by keeping an updated list of your valuable belongings and record serial numbers. It will help the police identify your items if they’re recovered.

03.01.2022 Friday Funny! PD Alpha all the way from Tamworth today. Have a happy and safe weekend!

02.01.2022 LEARNER DRIVER SUPERVISORS The City of Canada Bay Council in partnership with the Inner West Council is hosting a FREE online workshop for supervisors of learner drivers who are about to or are in the midst of teaching someone to drive. The date of the online workshop is Wednesday 18th November 2020 from 6pm till 7.30pm. The online booking platform is now open for the community to book into the workshop.... Burwood Police Area Command wish to share the message about the importance of the road safety workshop. If you have any questions relating to the Road Safety Workshop of Learner Driver Supervisors, please contact The City of Canada Bay Council on 02 9911 6555. Thank you.

01.01.2022 Police have charged one person and fined two others who allegedly breached a Public Heath Order by not wearing a mask in public areas yesterday. About 9.30am (...Monday 4 January 2021), officers from Burwood Police Area Command stopped a man on The Boulevarde, Strathfield, after they allegedly saw him steal an energy drink from a nearby grocery store. Police spoke to the man, who had taken off his mask, and told him he was under arrest for shoplifting. During this time, the man allegedly refused to properly wear his mask and became aggressive with officers. He allegedly verbally threatened police before being arrested and taken to Burwood Police Station, where he was charged with shoplifting, resist officer in execution of duty, two counts of intimidate police officer in execution of duty, and not wear fitted face covering in retail/business premises. He was refused bail and is due to appear in Parramatta Local Court today (Tuesday 5 January 2020). Two people were issued Penalty Infringement Notices for allegedly not wearing masks across Sydney up until 5pm yesterday (Monday 4 January 2021): About 12.20pm, officers from Police Transport Command (PTC) stopped a 35-year-old man who was allegedly not wearing a mask at Seven Hills Railway Station. Officers attempted to issue the man a warning a number of times however he allegedly swore at police and told them to fine him. The man was issued a $200 PIN. About 3pm, officers saw a 39-year-old man allegedly not wearing a mask at a shopping centre on Church Street, Parramatta. The man had allegedly been warned about not wearing a mask earlier in the day. He was issued a PIN. Police also issued more than 25 official warnings across Greater Sydney to people not wearing masks yesterday. Anyone with information about this incident is urged to contact Crime Stoppers: 1800 333 000 or https://nsw.crimestoppers.com.au. Information is treated in strict confidence. The public is reminded not to report information via NSW Police social media pages.