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At about 3.19 am on Saturday, 20th July, 2019, the above pictured males were in the Dog and Duck Hotel, 125 Hindley Street, Adelaide.  The pictured male in the black top was talking to another male patron in the hotel when without any apparent provocation he has punched the other male patron in the face knocking him unconscious.  The pictured male in the camouflage type jacket has then kicked the male patron whilst he was on the ground.  Both males who assaulted the male patron appear to be friends.  The victim received considerable injuries to his right eye socket.

The males are described as:

• Male that hit patron:  aged in his twenties, approximately 6′ tall (182 cm), medium build, Caucasian, with short dark hair and shaved sides, wearing dark patterned shirt, light jumper tied around the waist and dark jeans.  He has both arms covered in tattoos
• Male that kicked patron:  aged in his twenties, approximately 6′ tall (182 cm), medium build, Caucasian, with short dark hair and a short cut dark beard, wearing a multi-coloured military-style jacket and dark pants

Anyone with information is asked to contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000, report online or via the App.

Between 1.00 pm on Sunday, 21st July, 2019 and 9.00 pm on Wednesday, 24th July, 2019, the pictured two males and two females have broken into the clubrooms and shipping container of the Skyhawks Aero Modellers Club, which is located in a paddock on Bentley Road, Blakeview.  They have gained access to the property by cutting a bolt on the front fence, then gaining access to the clubrooms through the front door.  They have rummaged through the entire premises and stolen numerous items including model planes and tools, to the value of over $14,000.

The description of the four people are:

• Male, approximately 180 cm (5’11”) and slim build, wearing white shoes with three Velcro straps, light coloured tracksuit pants, light coloured hooded jumper and gardening gloves
• Male, approximately 175 cm (5’9″) and slim build, wearing dark shoes with laces, light coloured tracksuit pants with a small Adidas logo on the left pant leg, light coloured hooded jumper with the Adidas logo on the front and gardening gloves
• Female, approximately 170 cm (5’7″) and Caucasian, wearing light coloured jeans, light coloured hooded jumper, light coloured jacket and white sneakers with three black stripes on the side with laces
• Female, approximately 170 cm (5’7″) and Caucasian, wearing light coloured jeans, light coloured hooded jacket with fluff around the hood and white sneakers with laces

Anyone with information is asked to contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000, report online or via the App.

At about 4.15 pm on Thursday, 1st August, 2019, the owners of a supermarket on Diment Road, Salisbury North, were working in their store and serving customers.  The pictured male wearing a white mask that completely covered his face, entered the store and stole the cash register from the counter.  The male ran from the store being chased by one of the owners.  The male was picked up by a second person who is pictured all in dark clothing, on a small green motorcycle.  Both males left on the motorcycle heading in a southerly direction on Arura Road and last seen heading east on Milo Road.  There were no demands or violence used during the theft.  Stolen was the cash register as well as the cash in it.

The description of the males are:

• Male who stole the cash register:  male, approximately 170 cm (5’7″) and skinny build, wearing a black and white cap, black jumper with fluro orange highlights, dark grey pants and dirty white sneakers
• Male on motorcycle:  male and solid build, wearing black hoody, black tracksuit pants and black sneakers

Anyone with information is asked to contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000, report online or via the App.

At about 3.40 pm on Wednesday, 24th July, 2019, the above pictured male entered a house on Queen Street, Unley, through an unlocked rear door.  The female victim and her ten year old child were home at the time.  The male has rummaged through the kitchen and a bedroom and then entered the child’s bedroom where the child was confronted by the male.  The male has then run from the house exiting via the front door.  The male had stolen jewellery from the house.

The male is described as:  medium build, Caucasian, has a bald head and light brown facial hair, wearing black t-shirt, blue jeans and black sneakers

Anyone with information is asked to contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000, report online or via the App.

At about 4.50 pm on Saturday, 2nd November, 2019, the male victim, a passenger in his friend’s vehicle, a red Honda Civic, was travelling in an easterly direction along Waterloo Corner Road, Salisbury North, heading towards the intersection of Bagster Road and Waterloo Corner Road, Salisbury North.  The above pictured male and his female associate, who is also pictured, were walking along the footpath of Waterloo Corner Road, Salisbury North, also heading in the same direction.  As the victim and his friend slowed for traffic stopped ahead due to the red light, an exchange of words occurred between the pictured male on the footpath and the victim in the vehicle.  The pictured male approached the passenger side door where the victim was sitting and assaulted the victim across the head.  The victim initially believed he had been punched in the head, but as he alighted from the vehicle to confront the pictured male he realised he was bleeding from his head.  At that point the victim saw the pictured male holding a Stanley knife and realised he had been stabbed.  The victim attempted to retreat back to the vehicle and was set upon again by the pictured male, this time slashing him across his back with the Stanley knife.  The pictured male and the pictured female associate then ran across the street.  The victim was treated at hospital and is now left with a permanent scar on his back which is approximately 45 cm in length.

• The male who stabbed the victim is described as:  late twenties to early thirties, 170-176 cm (5’7″-5’9″), medium build, Caucasian and has short blonde hair, wearing a black baseball cap, t-shirt, shorts and white Nike shoes.  He had a bumbag and was wearing a chunky gold chain.
• His female associate is described as:  about twenty years, about 180 cm (5’11”), skinny build, Caucasian and has dark hair in an up-style, wearing a dark jumper, leggings and white shoes.

Anyone with information is asked to contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000, report online or via the App.

On Sunday, 1st December, 2019 the above pictured male attended Bunnings, at 108 Railway Terrace, Mile End and purchased a large amount of goods using an Openpay account, which was opened by fraudulent means.

This male is described as:  aged in his forties, medium build and Caucasian, wearing black ‘Nike Air’ shirt, khaki shorts, black baseball cap and black sunglasses.

Between Monday, 14th October, 2019 and Sunday, 1st December, 2019, Openpay was subjected to over 130 frauds and deceptions committed by the same person/s.  These people have taken out credit plans using stolen identities and stolen credit card details.  On five occasions these people have conducted transactions with merchants to obtain goods using the credit plans with the stolen identities.

Anyone with information is asked to contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000, report online or via the App.

At about 2.45 am on Sunday, 2nd June, 2019 the pictured male was seated in the upstairs VIP booth of the Distill Nightclub, at 286 Rundle Street, Adelaide.  The male was sitting on the backrest of the chair with his feet on the chair and was told by a staff member not to sit on the chair that way.  After a short discussion the male pushed the staff member in the back of the head with force.  The male then punched three other staff members and kicked another in the chest before being escorted out of the premises by security, where he again threatened another staff member whilst out on the footpath.

The male is described as:  aged in his late twenties, 180 cm (5’11”), solid muscular build, Caucasian, clean shaven and has short cropped dark hair, wearing a white long sleeved fitted top

Anyone with information is asked to contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000, report online or via the App.

SAPOL has commenced Operation Hurricane 2 which will run for six months and is a focused policing response to reduce volume crime in the metropolitan area.  SAPOL will concentrate on a dozen “crime clusters” where there have been recorded higher rates of crime and where victims have been identified.  Over the last year crime figures reveal significant surges in offences, notably property break-ins, illegal use of a motor vehicle, theft from shops, fraud and receiving stolen goods, with thieves targeting more personal items, such as wallets and handbags which contain credit cards and mobile phones.  Operation Hurricane 2 will utilise both uniform and plain-clothed police using overt and covert tactics, as well as additional crime scene investigators deployed to gain more forensic evidence for both prosecutions and intelligence to identify offenders committing multiple crimes.

Anyone with information is asked to contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000, report online or via the App.

At about 11.57 pm on Wednesday, 17th April, 2019, the above pictured males, who were both wearing dark clothing, hooded jumpers, masks and carrying kitchen knives, have entered the Hotel Boston, at 19-21 King Street, Port Lincoln, through the front door before going behind the bar in the Gaming Room.  The sole female employee of the hotel has been confronted and threatened by both of the males who demanded that she put money into a bag.  One of the males has stayed with the female employee as she put money into the bag, whilst the other male has confronted and threatened a hotel customer, telling the customer not to call police, before going back to the other male and the female employee.  They then left the hotel, going the same way they had come in, with the money in the bag.  Neither the female employee nor the patron were injured during the robbery.

• The two males are described as:  in their late teens to early twenties and of medium build, wearing dark clothing, hooded jumpers and masks and armed with kitchen knives.

Anyone with information is asked to contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000, report online or via the App.

At about 9.30 pm on Sunday, 8th December, 2019, the three male victims, all under the age of eighteen years, were waiting to board the city bound train at the Glanville Railway Station, when they were approached by a group of five to six Aboriginal males and one Caucasian female.  The three pictured males from the group then assaulted each victim and chased them from the railway station.  One of the victims, aged fifteen, received a laceration to his lip requiring surgery.  The above males and the rest of the group later boarded the train and alighted at the Port Adelaide Railway Station.

The males are described as:

• Suspect One (left hand picture):  Male, mid twenties, 175 cm (5’9″), approximately 80 kg, skinny build and Aboriginal appearance, wearing shorts and his shirtless
• Suspect Two (middle picture):  Male, twenty years, 180 cm (5’11”), lean/muscular build, Aboriginal appearance, black moustache, black goatee and short black hair, wearing navy blue shorts and his shirtless
• Suspect Three (right hand picture):  Male, Aboriginal appearance and has brown black short curly hair, wearing tanned shorts and his shirtless, and has a black bumbag

Anyone with information is asked to contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000, report online or via the App.