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Can you help locate a motorbike stolen from a Pooraka residence? Just after 5am on Monday, 18 November 2024, three masked offenders forced their way into a garage on Pratt …
At about 12.30am on Monday, 30 December 2024, police were called to a hotel in Moseley Square in response to reports of a physical altercation. A 21-year old man advised …
Just before 5am on Thursday, 23 January 2025, a man approached the front door of a house in Raglan Avenue armed with a firearm. Two men inside the property saw …
Case Type
Theft
Case Date
31/07/10
Location
Case Type
Theft
Case Date
30/04/08
Location
Adelaide
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