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25.01.2022 Did you know that 7 in 10 cars are stolen with their own keys? Offenders sneak into homes through unlocked doors and windows to access keys. There are some s...imple steps you can take to stop them: POP keys out of sight LOCK all doors and windows STOP sneak theft Victoria Police, in partnership with the National Motor Vehicle Theft Reduction Council (NMVTRC), is highlighting the importance of vehicle security and what motorists can do to prevent car theft. For more information head to https://bit.ly/3dLyPTl

22.01.2022 https://www.theage.com.au//interactive-see-where-your-5km-

21.01.2022 From another page this morning. Keep an eye out! Hello! My partner just went to work this morning and caught two young people (female/male) breaking into a white ute at the top of koornalla crescent. My partner yelled at them and they ran and hid. I went for a drive 10 mins later around 6am and they were still walking around. Police have been called with a description of the two!

21.01.2022 Prevent Parcel or Mail Theft from Your Home The popularity of online shopping and the convenience of having packages/parcels delivered right to your door...step can also mean an opportunity for thieves. Considerations to prevent mail or parcel thefts from happening to you: Have packages delivered when someone will be home Regularly check the front door Consider a friend or family member to attend your home if you are unavailable If permitted, have it delivered to your work Require a signature Install security cameras as a deterrent Use a lock on your letterbox. If you need to report a theft of mail to police you can call the Police Assistance Line on 131444 or via online at https://www.police.vic.gov.au/palolr.

21.01.2022 Neighbourhood Watch have a free webinar happening on Wednesday (Nov 11) night at 7.30pm to help people prepare for the summer weather - fires, storms, floods - and also be able to evaluate if they have adequate insurance cover (a lot of us don't). Register at www.nhw.com.au/webinars

20.01.2022 More car break ins last night keep an eye out and be diligent.

18.01.2022 https://www.news.com.au///8837c34f605f4dbcaddeb710a414dd9c

16.01.2022 https://www.police.vic.gov.au/two-women-wanted-over-mt-eliz

15.01.2022 From another page, keep an eye out: Just a heads up. Just caught somone in the act of trying to break into my neighbour's ute tool box in Koornalla Crescent. Blonde haired young bloke in a orange high vis vest with a german Shepard. When i pulled up he ran and got into an old gold Mercedes on club plates and took off. Didnt get the rego.

13.01.2022 Victoria Police proudly supports #NationalChildProtectionWeek Police play an important role in keeping children safe. But so do you. For children to thrive, we ...need to come together as a community to put the needs of children first not just this week, but every week. Not all children grow up in environments that are safe. Child abuse takes many forms; it can be neglect, physical, emotional or sexual abuse, or family violence. Victoria Police have experienced detectives to investigate these crimes. To speak with one of them, contact your nearest SOCIT: go.vic.gov.au/Vnv6p1 If a child is in immediate danger, always call Triple Zero (000).

12.01.2022 Which of these 2 houses do you think a burglar would be more likely to target - the green one or the yellow one? Let us know in the comments which one you think... is at greater risk of being broken into and why, just based on what you can see in the photos. Check back tomorrow for the answer or find out now by doing our free home security self-assessment at www.howsafeismyplace.com.au

12.01.2022 Victoria Police is aware of a number of incidents over the weekend where people have deliberately breached the Chief Health Officer directions and are not weari...ng face coverings. Thankfully this selfish behaviour is an exception and the vast majority of people are doing the right thing to protect the health and safety of our community. However, the behaviour of those who blatantly choose to disregard the rules on the insistence their human rights are being breached is alarming. Worse yet, it seems these people are more interested in notoriety and getting likes on social media than the health and wellbeing of their fellow Victorians. My message to anyone planning to break the rules is simple: no one has a human right to infect other people and place the entire Victorian community at risk. In fact, this type of behaviour is childish and is completely unacceptable when police are working incredibly hard to keep the community safe. Victoria Police will continue to use the powers available to them under the Public Health and Wellbeing Act 2008 to enforce the Chief Health Officer directions. We will not hesitate to issue $200 fines to people who are obviously and blatantly failing to wear a face covering without a valid reason, such as a medical condition. Police also have the power to arrest people who choose not to wear face coverings and subsequently fail to comply with a police directive to provide proof of identity. Rick Nugent Victoria Police Deputy Commissioner, Regional Operations

11.01.2022 From another page/group, be careful and diligent. Car break in alert Boxmoor Crt, Mt Eliza at around 12:15am this morning. According to CCTV it looked as if 2 teens were on bikes with backpacks on and proceeded into many driveways also gaining access to my kids Dads car stealing console coins, face masks and trashed what was in the glove box.

10.01.2022 PLEASE BE AWARE An important message from police... There is a new trend where recently built homes up for sale are being targeted by thieves. These homes have... staged furniture on display and thieves may be using the internet or attending open inspections to identify items of interest to them prior to the burglary. The homes are an easy target as they are unoccupied at night. Offenders are likely to be using a vehicle to transport any stolen furniture. If you are selling a home or live near one that is up for sale and fits this criteria, please be vigilant with reporting any suspicious activity to police immediately by calling 000.

07.01.2022 36 suburbs across Melbourne's north and north-west will return to Stage 3 Stay at Home restrictions from 11.59pm tonight (Wednesday 1 July 2020) until at least ...Wednesday 29 July. People who live in the 10 listed postcodes will not be allowed to leave their homes unless it is for one of the four reasons permitted under the Chief Health Officer's directive: > Shopping for food and supplies > Care and caregiving > Exercise > Study and work if you can’t do it from home For more information on the new targeted lockdown measures, or about Victoria's coronavirus (COVID-19) response and testing program, visit www.coronavirus.vic.gov.au If you have family and friends who live in these suburbs and may not have access to social media, please be sure to call them and let them know about the new restrictions. Stay safe and let's watch out for each other.

07.01.2022 Metro Melbourne will move to Stage 4 restrictions from 6pm tonight, Sunday 2 August. The changes include a nightly curfew from 8pm to 5am and a requirement for ...people to stay within 5km of their home to exercise or shop for essential supplies. Regional Victoria will move to Stage 3 restrictions from 11.59pm on Wednesday 5 August and can only leave home for 1 of the 4 permitted reasons. What does this mean for you? Visit https://www.vic.gov.au/coronavirus for the latest update. The Victorian Government will update information and provide more details over the coming days. The Victorian Government announced tougher "lifestyle" restrictions today and will announce changes for business and industry tomorrow (Monday). Take care, stay safe and let's watch out for each other. We're all in this together.

06.01.2022 People in Metro Melbourne & Mitchell Shire must wear a face covering when you are out of your home for 1 of the 4 permitted reasons, from 11.59pm on Wednesday 2...2 July. However if you are able to start wearing one immediately, please do so. It doesn't have to be a mask, it can be a scarf or bandana, as long as it is covering your mouth and nose. Read more info here: https://bit.ly/3eFlxrZ Download instructions for making your own cloth face mask here: https://bit.ly/2CN1lHG There will be some reasons not to wear one, such as those who have a medical reason, kids under 12 years of age, those who have a professional reason or if it’s just not practical, however you will still be expected to carry your face covering at all times to wear when you can. Face coverings in regional Victoria continue to be recommended in situations where maintaining 1.5 metres distance is not possible.