Community centre broken into
Detectives from Cannington’s Rapid High Harm Offender Response Team are seeking the public’s assistance regarding a burglary that occurred in Beckenham between Sunday, December 1, and Monday, December 2.
Between 8 am and 6:30 am on the Monday, an unknown person(s) forced entry into a community centre on Brixton Street.
Once inside, the offender(s) stole several items, including a red and black quad bike/ATV.
The stolen quad bike has not yet been found.
Police are urging anyone with information about this incident or the whereabouts of the outstanding ATV to contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000 or report online at crimestopperswa.com.au.
Dash-cam, CCTV or mobile phone footage can be uploaded directly to investigators via the following link: https://wapf.au.evidence.com/…/public/02122406467286
Information can be provided anonymously if preferred.
Three juveniles among four arrested in Canning car break-in bust
Four people have been charged by Cannington Police following an investigation into multiple thefts from motor vehicles in the suburbs of Bentley, Wilson, Cannington, and Shelley.
At around 9.20 am on Monday, December 16, police executed a search warrant at an address in Wilson, where they allegedly found various stolen items, including wallets, bank cards, and clothing.
Additionally, quantities of cannabis and methylamphetamine were located.
Subsequently, three juvenile males and one adult female were arrested at the home and charged with more than 30 offences.
Police say inquiries into the matter remain ongoing.
In a Facebook post, Cannington District Police said it was unfortunate that there may always be individuals in the community seeking opportunities to commit crimes.
“These people target parked cars, houses and garages to steal cash, credit cards and mobile phones,” the post said.
“We are succeeding in our everyday policing to identify and arrest people engaging in this type of behaviour, but there are things the community can do to assist us in lowering crime. Most importantly, lock up and don’t leave your valuables in sight.”
If you see anything or anyone acting suspicious, contact police on 131 444.
