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Northern Beaches Police Area Command

Locality: Dee Why

Phone: +61 2 9971 3399

Address: Cnr St David Avenue and Fisher Road 2099 Dee Why, NSW, Australia

Website: www.police.nsw.gov.au/about_us/regions_commands_districts/north_west_metro_region/northern_beaches

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25.01.2022 Tax office.... This was the call demanding money for an unpaid debt to the Tax Office. As we've reported before, these calls are designed to threaten, intimidate and scare people into complying with the scammer's demands.... Most hang up, some check with police, others - particularly the elderly and vulnerable - fall victim, in this case to the tune of many thousands of dollars. Just hang up. Music.... This one saw a Beacon Hill man answer his phone to music and an automated message: "Stay on the line," it said, "to hear who loves you." It happened twice. Then came his phone bill - the 45-year old was charged for both calls.

24.01.2022 Love podcasts? The NSW Police Force Official Podcast series is available now. Someone has the answers that may help investigators. Could it be you? Via Apple: apple.co/3iRmwYX... Via Spotify: spoti.fi/3gXGkZN See more

23.01.2022 Do you recognise the swimming pup? The picture's on a camera that was handed in earlier this month along with swimming gear. The owner can contact us on 9971 3399.... Let us know where the property was lost and quote reference numbers: X0004091516 and X0004091515.

23.01.2022 NSW Police Force Community Portal - Did you know our Community Portal is available for immediate online reporting of crime and lost property as well as applications for information? Fully hosted and operated by the NSW Police Force, the Community Portal can be used for reports including: - lost property... - malicious damage (including graffiti) - stealing incidents - break, enter and steal - fraud - fail to pay - minor traffic crash reports - stolen vehicles. Through the portal, you can also: - add to/update details for existing Events involving lost property, stealing, break and enter or stolen vehicles - upload documents, imagery and short videos, allowing up to 15 files (50mb per file) with a total attachment limited of 150mb. https://portal.police.nsw.gov.au/s/login/

22.01.2022 Domestic violence doesn't discriminate. If you, or a member of your community, are experiencing domestic violence, contact the police on 131 444. In an emergency, call Triple Zero (000).

22.01.2022 The organisation is community based, not-for-profit and run entirely by volunteers. That's not stopped thieves who've broken in through a locked window at their Manly Vale facility to steal hundreds of dollars worth of drills and other equipment. Also over the past few days, thieves have taken:... - a bike from the common car park of a unit block on Kalinya Street, Newport - a speaker, charger and USB connector from a car parked and locked on Brown Street, Forestville - the front registration plate from a car parked on Carrington Parade and Curl Curl. See more

20.01.2022 Yesterday we reported on the arrest of a man at Collaroy by police investigating reports of a break-in and assault at a home at neighbouring Collaroy Plateau. The 31-year old was charged with aggravated break and enter and assault occasioning actual bodily harm. Police responding to calls of screams coming from the home last Friday afternoon were told three men had forced their way in; that a 37-year old man had been assaulted.... This morning police from the Ku-ring-gai Proactive Crime Team arrested a man in a street at Hornsby. The 25-year old has also been charged with aggravated break and enter and assault occasioning actual bodily harm. He was refused bail pending an appearance at court. The search continues for a third man.

19.01.2022 Theft from cars Collaroy Plateau. Since our report yesterday of cars broken into in the suburb overnight Tuesday, more owners have come forward. Streets involved are Blandford Street, Fuller Street and Hall Avenue.... Property taken includes a wallet and contents, credit card and coins while a black BMW was stolen from outside a home on Suffolk Avenue. Theft Manly. It was late yesterday afternoon outside the Manly surf club when the woman in her 50s was engaged by a man in conversation. It was only later she realised her wallet was missing from her bag, taken possibly when she left if briefly on a bench to chase her dog. Theft Manly. Sometime between 1:30 and 9pm yesterday, someone's stolen an electric bike that had been secured to a rack at the Manly Swim Centre.

17.01.2022 Police, fire and ambulance crews are at Long Reef where a hang glider has crashed into the headland. Paramedics are in the process of stabalising the man but his location, well down the cliff face, is making rescue difficult.

17.01.2022 It's been a little while between postcards but Beaches police are continuing to do our part operating COVID check points on the NSW/Victoria border. This post sees our officers at Euston, population around 795, on the banks of the Murray River not too far from the border with South Australia and around 1,000ks from home.

16.01.2022 It was an off-duty police officer visiting a shopping centre at Campbelltown who saw teens getting out of a BMW M5. With the car worth something close to $200K, the officer called his station. Checks confirmed it had been stolen on Tuesday from Collaroy.... The officer kept an eye on the group until back-up arrived. Police including the local Proactive team secured the car, recovered laptops, bags, credit cards and keys to high-performance cars and arrested three teens. Two 15-year olds and a 16-year old have been refused bail on charges of: - be carried in a conveyance - goods in custody - breach of bail. Investigations into a series of break-ins and thefts across Sydney of high-performance vehicles are ongoing.

16.01.2022 Beaches police are investigating a break-in at a Palm Beach home that's seen thieves take a hard drive of significant value to its owner. It happened some time between 8pm last Friday and 7am the following morning while the owners were sleeping in their Ralston Road home. Also taken were a cash box, iPad, computer, computer equipment, drone and several other hard drives.... As inquiries continue, any witnesses or anyone with information is urged to come forward. You can do that by calling us: - at the Dee Why station on 9971 3399 - Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000 - or through https://nsw.crimestoppers.com.au. Information is treated in strict confidence and all help appreciated.

16.01.2022 Arrests #1.... Our Proactive Crime Team has been investigating last week's theft of property from garages in a unit complex at Manly. The property ranged from a disabled parking permit to electronics and a stamp collection.... Early yesterday, Crime Team officers executed a search warrant at a unit, also in Manly. Recovered have been a stamp collection, drugs, a doctor's prescription pad, identification cards and car keys belonging to a number of people. A 29-year old man has been refused bail on break, enter and steal charges. A 24-year old woman is also bail refused on charges including aggravated break and enter, take and drive conveyance, unlicensed driving and drug possession. Court appearances to follow. Arrest #2.... Investigations into the theft, late last month, of property from a garage in Balgowlah have led to our Proactive Crime Team executing a search warrant on a unit in Queenscliff. Property stolen had ranged from a power drill to golf clubs and bottles of gin. A power drill has been recovered and an arrest made. A 34-year old man's been refused bail on a charge of break, enter and steal.

15.01.2022 Urinating in public is not OK.... Half past midnight on a Saturday morning and Manly's Corso is a busy place. In clear sight of all, including police, was a man facing a tree - his feet apart, hands in front, liquid splashing from the bark.... The 20-year old from North Curl Curl finished his night with a $500 fine for offensive behaviour. RBT... 8.30 yesterday morning, police were performing RBT duties on Collaroy's Pittwater Road. The driver they stopped was clear of alcohol but when asked for his licence produced an international version that was expired. The inevitable checks revealed the 33-year old from Dee Why was on his Ls, driving unaccompanied and not displaying the plates. He had to organise alternative transport while his licence was suspended.

14.01.2022 With temps headed quickly to the 40s and a hot, dry wind coming in strongly from the nor'west, the fire danger is severe. So, a total fire ban is in place for the Beaches, Greater Sydney and surrounds. For more, follow the link to the Rural Fire Service........ https://www.rfs.nsw.gov.au//fdr-and-t/total-fire-ban-rules See more

14.01.2022 We all know the popularity of shopping online... How easy it is to browse, select and pay for that purchase in the comfort of home... How good it is to find that parcel waiting just a day or so later at your front door.... Trouble is, a good many of us will be out when that parcel arrives meaning it can be left, often for hours, in the open and on its own. Increasingly, crooks are prowling our streets, doing their best to get to our parcels before we do. The months leading up to Christmas are likely to see them as active in our suburbs as the delivery drivers on their runs. So, we're urging people to think of alternatives to the doorstep drop-off: - perhaps pick up your parcels from the post office... - use increasingly convenient click-and-collect facilities... - have parcels delivered to where someone is at home or waiting. It's all about thwarting the thieves and ensuring it's you and not them who gets to open and enjoy that purchase from online.

13.01.2022 The calls came in early last Friday afternoon screams coming from a home at Collaroy Plateau. Responding police were told three men had forced their way in, attacking a 37-year old man but taking off when passers-by approached the house. Several items of property were recovered; a 30-year old woman wasn’t hurt.... This morning, Beaches police arrived at a home just down the hill at Collaroy where a 31-year old man was arrested. He’ll face Manly Court next month on charges of aggravated break and enter and assault occasioning actual bodily harm. Two others are still being sought.

12.01.2022 UPDATE... ROAD NOW RE-OPENED. Traffic accident 7am. Two Lanes are blocked aeast bound on Warringah Road near Waratah Parade, Narraweena. Everyone is safely on of the cars but vehicles need towing.... Expect delays - avoid the area if you can. See more

12.01.2022 These pistols were seized recently in Sydney's Hills area from 15-year old boys. They are Air Pistol Replicas bought online and appear identical in every way - weight, size and moving parts - to the real thing. Because of that similarity, here in New South Wales they are considered to be firearms which means they are subject to the same penalties as the real thing.... Anyone found in possession of these replicas will be dealt with in accordance with the law, regardless of their age. It is not a defence to claim they are legal in another state. If you have them, please surrender them.

11.01.2022 You don't usually get to hear about the kindness of police, these gestures usually go unseen. Hats off to our colleagues in Victoria.

11.01.2022 Police have assisted with rescue efforts after wild weather caused extensive damage in Sydney’s northern beaches overnight. About 12.15am (Monday 26 October 202...0), officers attached to Northern Beaches Police Area Command were called to Great Mackerel Beach, Pittwater after reports of a land slip. Emergency services assisted with the evacuation of 15 people from eight homes in the area. Six homes remain in the exclusion zone and residents from the affected houses have made alternative arrangements. There have been no reports of injury. Damage assessments will be conducted by the relevant agencies when weather permits. Police are appealing for people to stay away from the affected area as forecasted weather may render it unsafe.

10.01.2022 The summer heat's on, the bedroom's stifling and the fans are working overtime. Windows and doors are left open for even the slightest relief. Trouble is, the crooks know this too.... So it was at Manly during the height of last weekend's temperature spike. A 36-year old man's fallen asleep sometime after midnight, leaving the lights on and his balcony door open. Someone's let themselves in to steal a smart watch and gift card from his bedroom. If you're going to leave open windows and doors make sure it's only the breeze and not burglars that can get in. Install locks or use something as simple as a piece of dowel to stop them opening beyond a point that's safe.

10.01.2022 The Washaway Beach track runs through the bush from Clontarf to clifftop, giving access to the beach below and stunning views across the Harbour to the Heads. The call came in just after two this afternoon; a woman trying to get down to the beach had slipped and tumbled from the top. Police, ambulance and fire brigade crews arrived to find her lying on a ledge about five metres down, a friend in support and bleeding from a nasty injury to her forehead.... The job of getting her to safety and treatment required a combination of Fire and Rescue ropes and doctors brought in by chopper. Stabalised, the 38-year old from Sydney's west was winched to the helicopter for the flight to hospital.

09.01.2022 Malicious damage - Manly..... 5 p.m. Tuesday and police were called to reports of a man walking along the footpath on Stuart Street kicking cars, putting a large dent in the door of one. Investigations led officers to an address not too far from there.... Result: a man's been handed a notice to attend court next month. Drink drive - Mona Vale.... Hitting a gutter with enough force to damage your car and flatten a tyre will draw attention. So it was late last night on Waterview Street. Police arrived to breath test the driver who returned a mid-range reading of 0.140. A 21-year old Beacon Hill man will face court in December. Theft of caravan - Bantry Bay... A Millard Tourer van's been stolen from where it was parked and secured on Bantry Bay Road. Steal from car - Freshwater.... Sunglasses have been stolen from a car that had been parked and locked last night on Wyndora Avenue.

09.01.2022 The phones started ringing yesterday morning. Residents of Dress Circle Road and Bellevue Avenue had headed out to find their cars had been broken overnight. Most had been locked, a few not.... Property taken ranges from personal papers, later found in a neighbour's front yard, to clothes and towels, cash and cards, sunglasses and electronics.

09.01.2022 Late last night, police responded to callers reporting concern for the welfare of a woman in a car park at Newport. They stopped a car containing a man and woman one suburb down at Mona Vale. Officers were told they were known to each other; that the woman had been detained against her will after getting off a bus and that her clothes had been ripped as she twice tried to leave.... Both were taken to Manly police station where the woman was interviewed. A 19-year old man now has been charged with two counts of detain for advantage and one of DV-related intimidation. He’s been refused bail pending an appearance at court.

09.01.2022 Thursday last week, police were called to reports of a break, enter and steal at a Brookvale business. Someone had opened a roller door to get in and take a computer and documents. This morning, officers from our Proactive Crime Team were at a house at Bilgola Plateau.... There they recovered property and arrested a woman. Now, a 46-year old woman has been charged with Break, Enter and Steal. She's been given strict conditional bail pending an appearance, next month, at court.

09.01.2022 Police from the Northern Beaches and North Shore commands are appealing for help to locate George Ohaness. 37- year old Ohaness is wanted on outstanding warrants for fraud, assault, domestic violence and traffic related offences. He is described as being of Mediterranean appearance, about 170cm tall, muscular build with an olive complexion, brown eyes and black hair. ... He may also have a black beard or black facial hair and is known to frequent the Northern Beaches and North Shore areas. Anyone who sees Mr Ohaness is urged not to approach him but to call Triple Zero (000) immediately. If you know where he is, please contact Crime Stoppers either on 1800 333 000 or at 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.

08.01.2022 MICHAEL KORS WATCH FOUND A gold MICHAEL KORS watch has been found at Dee Why Beach on 22nd October 2020. If you have lost a watch or had one stolen please make enquiries with our property section on 9452 9543 and quote X0003374930.

08.01.2022 Thunderstorms are possible in eastern #NSW & in the southwest corner. Some thunderstorms in the northeast may become severe during the afternoon, with potential to produce large hail or heavy rain. For latest warnings visit: ow.ly/R29V50C5z6N #NSWSES

08.01.2022 Alert for tradies.... There's been a number of instances in recent days, particularly at the northern end of the Peninsular, of thieves targeting tradies' utes and vans. In the most recent cases, tools have been taken from a ute and van parked overnight Monday at Avalon Beach and Narrabeen, while at Warriewood, someone's stolen an orange and black excavator from a work site on Warriewood Road.... Parcels in laundry.... Residents of an Avalon Beach home have returned from holiday to find several parcels left in their laundry. Anyone missing men's clothing, women's shoes, a coffee machine or Lego should give us a call on 9971 3399, quoting E76626762. Camera found.... A camera found yesterday evening in Manly's been handed in. Owner can drop by the station and quote reference number: X0004492849. Offensive behaviour.... It began when police stopped a car speeding and moving erratically through Warriewood. For their trouble, the officers found themselves on the wrong end of a tirade of abuse and offensive language. Arrested and taken to Manly police station, the driver showed his displeasure by urinating through his cell. A 49-year old man now will explain his actions to a magistrate as he answers to charges of assault police, offensive behaviour and traffic offences.

08.01.2022 Paraglider stranded.... The call came in just after 1pm yesterday - a man was stranded on rocks at Palm Beach with the tide on the turn and coming in. Emergency services including a police helicopter responded; ultimately it was a surf ski rider who rescued and took the 62-year old to safety.... Turns out he was a paraglider looking for safe spots to land in an emergency. Property found.... Have you lost air pods or your child lost a bike? Airpods have been handed into the Dee Why police station - the owner can quote reference number X0003374926 The children's bike was found in a playground and is now at the Manly police station - the owner can quote reference number X0004492848 Theft.... The rear number plate's been stolen from a car parked over the weekend on Pittwater Road at Manly. Sunglasses and a speaker have been stolen from a panel van that had been parked and locked over the weekend on Kristine Place at Mona Vale.

07.01.2022 High range drink drive.... It began with a nasty smash on the Mona Vale Road at Terrey Hills. A car clipped the bull bar of a truck heading in the same direction causing the larger vehicle to spin across the median strip into the oncoming lanes.... Breath tested on scene the car driver returned a positive result followed back at the station by a high range blood alcohol reading of 0.171. A 53-year old man from Sydney's Blacktown area's had his licence suspended pending an appearance at court. Fraud on line.... The Narrabeen woman had gone on line to buy a home gym. She transferred her money to their bank account but the gym didn't arrive. When contacted the first time, the gym people said there were delays. When she tried again, the site had been shut down. The 42-year old victim says she thought something might have been wrong when she noticed the account number for the bank had a different name to the one on the web. Drive unlicenced.... Patrolling police were checking on the welfare of the driver. He was parked in the Collaroy Beach car park just before sunrise with lights still on. The 56-year old local was OK but it turned out his licence was disqualified. Charge to follow.

07.01.2022 The first seriously hot days of summer are on their way. For many, that means the chance to head off and enjoy our beaches, waterways and other outdoor places. For others, dealing with the heat and humidity will be a struggle.... If you know someone like this, please keep an eye on them - make sure they're drinking enough and call for help if they need it. As always, do not leave people or pets in cars, even for a few minutes. On days like these, temps inside can hit the 50s and beyond in a very short time quickly endangering lives, particularly of the young, elderly and furry. And if you're headed to the beach or other popular place, please remember we're still living with COVID. To ensure still-necessary social distancing, everyone's being asked to spend no more than an hour or two at these places so others can have their turn, safely. Beaches will be patrolled and in some cases drones flown to keep a check on numbers - the last thing anyone wants is for areas to be closed because of overcrowding. For advice on how to 'beat the heat' follow our link: https://www.health.nsw.gov.au//beat-the-heat-keep-healthy.

07.01.2022 CCTV has been released as police continue to investigate the theft of jewellery from a store on Sydney’s Northern Beaches last year. About 11.40am on Monday 12 ...October 2020, an unknown man entered a jewellery store inside a shopping complex on Pittwater Road, Brookvale, and spoke with the shop attendant, a 58-year-old woman. After requesting to inspect some of the items, police have been told the man snatched a pear shaped, 18 carat yellow gold diamond ring from the woman and fled the store. The attendant was shaken but not injured during the incident. Officers from Northern Beaches Police Area Command attended a short time later and established a crime scene. As inquiries continue, police have released CCTV of a man who may be able to assist with their inquiries. He’s described as being of Caucasian appearance, in his late 30s to early 40s, about 180cm tall, and was wearing a beige baseball cap, face mask, red and black sleeve checked shirt, dark jeans and grey sneakers at the time. He has long blond hair which may have been a wig. Anyone with information should contact Northern Beaches detectives on (02) 9976 8099 or Crime Stoppers. 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.

06.01.2022 On line Scam... On 7th June 2020, a 50 year old female victim received a message from a man on Instagram messenger. The man claimed to be a British sailor who is planning on moving to Australia permanently. The victim began an online relationship with the man. It wasn’t long before the man asked the woman for money to assist him in paying legal fees for an undisclosed matter. The woman transferred $2000 to an Australian bank account. Soon after more money was requested, again and again resulting in the woman transferring a total of $30,000 to various Australian bank accounts. The man emotionally manipulated the victim telling her that he needed the money badly due to the death of his parents. For further information about scams and how to protect yourself see: https://www.scamwatch.gov.au/

06.01.2022 The Bureau of Meteorology have advised that the weather will be unsettled for most of this week. Today will be a bit quieter weather-wise but there is the chance of storms across most of NSW tomorrow. The BoM are advising that more heavy rain is expected throughout the week from the Hunter down to the Illawarra with the chance of widespread rain over Sydney. ... Remember: if it’s flooded, forget it! Never drive, walk or ride through floodwater. There are simple things you can do to help protect your family during a storm: https://www.ses.nsw.gov.au/disaster-tabs-header/storm/

06.01.2022 Rescue on the Clontarf track.... It began with an afternoon's walk in the bush for pup and owner. Then there was a lizard to chase.... The owner watched in horror as the pup took a tumble, over the edge and down. The call for help went out with police and Fire & Rescue NSW crews responding. The lads in dark blue went to work, putting the Rescue part of their name into action. Over and down the drop they followed to retrieve and return the errant pup to the arms of its relieved and grateful owner. Happy ending for all.

06.01.2022 Dee Why.... Hand cream, along with a petrol card and keys have been stolen from a car parked overnight Sunday on Bix road. On the same night, thieves have taken a wallet, headphones, registration and personal papers from a car parked and locked one street across on Prescott Avenue.... Newport.... Some time in the 12 hours before six this morning, thieves have broken into the tool box on a vehicle parked on Bishop Street to steal hand and power tools. Mona Vale.... Thieves have broken into cars parked overnight on Kristine Place and Katrina Avenue to steal property including sunglasses and a speaker, cash and a key. Warriewood.... A suburb away, sunglasses and passport photos have been stolen from a car parked and locked overnight on Warriewood Road.

05.01.2022 The drug fentanyl is a strong opioid used by doctors to manage severe pain. It can cause drowsiness, slowed breathing and loss of consciousness. Even in very small doses, without medical supervision it can be life threatening.... Acetylfentanyl is a close pharmaceutical relative that can generate similar effects. NSW Health is warning both these drugs have been found mixed into batches of heroin and cocaine, causing serious harm to those affected. They're urging anyone who's taken a substance and then experiences these fentanyl-like side effects to either call Triple Zero (000) immediately or seek urgent medical attention.

05.01.2022 There is never an excuse for violence towards others. #noexcuseforabuse NSW Police Force officers are continuing to protect and support the community 24/7. If you or someone you know is experiencing domestic violence please call Triple Zero (000) in an emergency.... You can also call the Police Assistance Line (131 444) or attend your local police station to report domestic violence. If you would like to speak to a support service, contact 1800RESPECT (1800 737 732) or the Men’s Referral Service (1300 766 491).

04.01.2022 The scrub-covered dunes behind the beach from Dee Why to Long Reef are difficult to navigate and hard for searchers to find anyone in there who's either missing or lost. So it was yesterday afternoon when a concern-for-welfare call came in about a woman missing in the area and possibly hurt. Police spent an hour searching the scrub all the way from the surf club at Dee Why to the car park at Long Reef.... There was no sign of the woman and her phone wasn't answering. But they did spot a man flying his camera-equipped drone who was happy to help. With all eyes on the remote-control video screen, it took just minutes to find the woman who was lying flat in the scrub, hurt and visible only from above. With ambulance crews already on-scene she was brought to safety, treated and taken to hospital. A great result and our sincere thanks to the drone operator for his much appreciated help.

04.01.2022 Residents across New South Wales are urged to monitor weather reports and health advice as the state is expected to experience heatwave conditions in the coming days. The Bureau of Meteorology warns temperatures are generally expected to increase over the weekend. As the weather heats up, motorists are also reminded it’s not only an offence for children or pets to be left unattended in a vehicle, it can be deadly.... Everyone needs to take care in hot weather, but some people are at higher risk of heat illness, especially if they are older, live alone or are socially-isolated. Remember to; Stay well-hydrated Avoid alcohol and hot or sugary drinks Limit your physical activity Try to stay out of the sun during the hottest part of the day Wear light, loose-fitting clothing made from natural fibres like cotton Regularly check your forecasts from the Bureau of Meteorology on radio, TV, internet or App Get advice from your doctor about whether your medication and/or your medical conditions may affect what you should do if it gets extremely hot Make sure you know who you are going to call (who may need help, and who could provide help to you if needed); make a list of telephone numbers and make sure they are current. If you can, it's a good idea to spend some time in an air-conditioned building. For more information please refer to the Beat the Heat website: https://www.health.nsw.gov.au/environment/beattheheat Livestock and pet owners are also being urged to ensure adequate clean water is always available and that shading is provided where possible. Additionally, no animals should be left in confined, unventilated areas. Members of the public should also regularly visit the Rural Fire Service website at www.rfs.nsw.gov.au for updated bush fire warnings and information. For updated weather forecasts and warnings visit www.bom.gov.au.

03.01.2022 It's all about the safety of humans and their pets. In this case, of the driver having full control of their vehicle and ensuring they're not distracted. Having a dog, or person for that matter, sitting on your lap will both distract and increase the risk of losing control and crashing.... With the dog or person unrestrained, the chances are high they will be hurt or worse as they're flung into the windscreen or hit by a deploying air bag. Under the NSW Road Rules, the penalty for driving a motor vehicle with person or animal in lap is $464 and three demerit points. In a school zone, that increases to $581 and four points. On the subject of safety, animals: - can't be led by anyone driving or sitting in a moving vehicle or on a motorcycle or pushbike. - should not be on a motorcycle in front of the rider.

02.01.2022 In the course of their investigations into break, enter and steal and steal from motor vehicle offences, our Proactive Crime Team officers have recovered a large number of keys. Car keys, house keys, keys on rings and keys on their own. If you've had keys taken, we ask that you have a look at the attached pictures. ... Anyone recognising keys belonging to them is asked to call Ben Felettigh or Karen Hennessy on 9976 8183.

01.01.2022 All episodes of the NSW Police State Crime Command podcast are now available on your favourite streaming service. In the latest 3-part series, crime investigat...or Adam Shand - Crime Writer Guy speaks with two domestic violence victims who share their very personal stories, and the way that violence and intimidation gradually evolved in their relationships. NSW Police officers also discuss how people can stop the cycle of domestic violence. Listen now - https://link.chtbl.com/drV2_bhw

01.01.2022 Those headed over the Bridge or past government buildings today will notice flags at half-mast. A State Funeral is being held at 11a.m. at Sydney's St Mary's Cathedral for the Honourable Susan Maree Ryan AO. Ms Ryan was elected as the first female Senator to the ACT in 1975 and was the first woman to hold a Cabinet position in a Labor Government. ... From 1983 to 1988, Senator Ryan served as Minister for Education and Youth Affairs, Minister Assisting the Prime Minister for the Status of Women, Minister Assisting the Prime Minister for the Bicentennial, Minister Assisting the Prime Minister for Community Services and Health and Special Minister of State. She was appointed an Officer of the Order of Australia in June 1990 for service to the Australian Parliament.