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Between 11.00 pm on Tuesday, 18th December, 2018 and 6.00 am on Wednesday, 19th December, 2018 a residential premises at Goodwood was broken into overnight whilst the occupant was asleep.  Bankcards were amongst the items stolen.  The stolen cards were used on the 19th December, 2018 by a male at the BP Service Station, at 51A Goodwood Road, Wayville and again at Rebel Sports in Rundle Mall, Adelaide.  The male is captured on CCTV at both stores and is wearing the same pants and shoes both times.

The male is described as:  aged in his early twenties, slim build and has tanned skin, wearing black shoes with a white Nike logo, green camouflage pants, dark hooded jumper and a red Chicago Bulls hat

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

Do you recognise any of the three men caught on camera breaking into a city venue and stealing a number of items in February?

Just before 7.30pm on Wednesday 20^th February 2019 the three males broke into the Lion Arts Centre on North Terrace through a side door.

They stole play stations, play station games, a blue tooth speaker and fifteen bottles of alcohol with a total value of over $1,500.

There is CCTV footage of all three suspects outside the Lion Arts Centre and the first male inside the Lion Arts

Anyone with information is urged to call Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000 or report online on crimestopperssa.com.au

Suspect One:           Suspect Two:           Suspect Three: 

The males are described as:

• Suspect One:  aged early twenties, 178 cm (5’10”), slim build and has a mid brown complexion, wearing a light grey beanie, grey spray jacket over a blue t-shirt with “TH” logo on the left pocket, black pants, black and white sneakers and is carrying over the shoulder satchel bag
• Suspect Two:  aged 35 years, 178 cm (5’10”), slim build, dark complexion, unshaven black facial hair and has short black hair, wearing blue jeans, white sneakers and a grungy looking black t-shirt with a white logo on the front and centre
• Suspect Three:  aged in his forties, 183 cm (6’0″), 110 kg, heavy build, very dark complexion, with long dark mullet hair showing from bottom of blue baseball cap, wearing blue hooded jumper, jeans and light blue sneakers

At about 3.28 am on Friday, 26th July, 2019, the pictured male entered the OTR (On The Run) Service Station, 1351 Main North Road, Para Hills West and approached the counter.  The male was holding a knife (box cutter) and demanded money from one of the staff.  Money as well as goods were handed to the male who placed them into a black NIKE backpack (pictured).  The male left the service station on foot, heading in a easterly direction on Kesters Road.

The male is described as:  aged 20-30 years, 180-190 cm (5’11”-6’3″), skinny build and Caucasian, wearing dark tracksuit bottoms, blue top with white writing on the front and had his face covered with a balaclava

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 Saturday, 10th November, 2018, the victim, a taxi driver, collected three males from Glenelg and conveyed them to Mann Drive, Brompton.  Once in Mann Drive, Brompton the taxi driver was assaulted by the passengers, especially the front passenger (pictured).  The front passenger assaulted the taxi driver by hitting him to the head with a closed fist, then searched the taxi driver’s pockets demanding money.  All three males left the taxi after stealing the money.  The taxi driver suffered slight bruising.

The males are described as:

• Front Passenger (Main Suspect) – Male, late twenties, 6 foot (182 cm), approximately 100 kg, large heavy build, tanned skin, Tongan appearance, shaved head on the sides with a mowhawk and has an unshaven beard, wearing a collared white t-shirt, blue denim shorts and black baseball cap.  He has tattoos of Celtic writing on his right forearm and a tattoo on the left side of his neck.
• Rear Passenger (Seated Behind Suspect) – Male, late twenties, 6 foot (182 cm), thin/skinny build, tanned skin and Tongan appearance, wearing a grey t-shirt and blue pants
• Rear Passenger (Seated Behind Driver) – Male, late twenties, over 6 foot (182 cm plus), muscular build, tanned skin, Tongan appearance and has a shaved head, wearing Nike collared t-shirt, bucket hat and jeans

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

During August 2019 there has been a series of violent incidences resulting in five fires and two shootings in the metropolitan area of Adelaide, all linked to Outlaw Motorcycle Gangs (OMCG) and a drug debt.  Police have released images of “vehicles of interest” in relation to these incidences.  Police are asking for the public to make contact if they have any information.

1. At about 3.30 am on Thursday, 8th August, 2019, a similar vehicle to a Silver BA Ford possibly with a dark stripe along its side, is linked to a food truck that was deliberately set alight at a property on King Street, Mile End.

2.   At about 8.15 pm on Monday, 12th August, 2019, a similar vehicle to a current model white Ford Focus hatch, is linked to shots being fired at Wood Street, Ascot Park.

3.     At about 4.50 am on Wednesday, 14th August, 2019, a vehicle which is believed to be a station wagon of some type, is linked to a business on Clark Terrace, Seaton being deliberately set  alight.

4.   At about 7.30 am on Friday, 16th August, 2019, a vehicle likely to be a silver Holden Captiva Station Wagon, is linked to a drive by shooting at 14 Classic Court, West Lakes.

5.    At about 4.00 am on Tuesday, 20th August, 2019, a similar vehicle to a light coloured sedan with darker stripe running down the side, is linked to a vehicle which was deliberately set alight in the driveway of a property on Douglas Street, Lockleys.

Anyone with information about these violent incidences or about the vehicles or persons involved, are asked to contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000, report online or via the App.

At about 2.50 pm on Sunday, 3rd March, 2019, the male victim was waiting to park his vehicle in the carpark of Dan Murphy’s, 97 The Parade, Norwood, which was busy at the time.  The victim was waiting for a vehicle to pull out of a parking space and whilst waiting has temporarily blocked in another vehicle.  This vehicle began to use their horn.  The victim parked his vehicle in the vacated parking space.  The male driver from the vehicle that had been blocked in (pictured) has then approached the victim and repeatedly punched the victim in the face through the open driver’s window, whilst the victim was still seated in the driver’s seat.  The pictured male was driving a white Holden Captiva.

Male is described as:  late forties, 176 cm (5’9″), stocky build, Caucasian with balding hair, wearing a blue shirt and light coloured shorts

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

At about 2.20 am on Sunday, 7th April, 2019, the two victims, a young couple, were walking through the Adelaide TAFE carpark in Light Square, Adelaide, when they were approached by the two pictured males at the entrance of the carpark.  The males made various sexual comments towards the female victim.  Following a verbal altercation the female was pushed to the ground.  The male victim was punched twice in the face and fell to the ground unconscious and whilst he was unconscious on the ground he was kicked in the head.  Both victims sustained facial injuries, bruising and soreness as a result of the assaults.

The two males are described as:  Lebanese and aged in their mid twenties wearing black trousers, light coloured shirts and jackets

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