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At about 12.10 pm on Saturday, 23rd December, 2017 two males indecently assaulted a female victim whilst she was standing at Bus Stop V3, on Currie Street, Adelaide.  The two males and the female victim all then got on Bus 117 to Arndale.  Whilst on the bus one of the males put an unknown young male in a headlock.  The male then dragged the young male victim off the bus at Stop 31 on the western side of Tapleys Hill Road, Seaton, at about 12.30 pm.  Both males then continued to assault the young male victim on the footpath, by kicking and punching him, whilst he was being held down.  The young male victim managed to escape from the two males and run across the road and away from them.  The young male victim in this matter is still unknown.

**One of the males has now been reported by police, but the other male who is pictured, is still not known and is still being sought by Police.**

The outstanding (pictured) male is described as:  early twenties, thin build, medium height, with brown hair and a thin beard, wearing a black singlet with white stripes down the side and black shorts with white and red on the sides.  He was also wearing a black Nike cap on backwards that had a large white Nike logo and tick.

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

At about 11.20 pm on Monday, 28th May, 2018, the pictured male drove a vehicle, a Kia sedan bearing stolen number plates which had been stolen from a car in Woodville Gardens on Sunday, 27th May, 2018, through the front security fence and roller door of a business at 7/1391 Main North Road, Para Hills West.  The male has set fire to the Kia sedan and then set fire to two other vehicles parked at the business premises.  The business premises has also been damaged by fire and approximately $100,000 was caused.

The male is described as:  Caucasian, with medium length dark hair, wearing a light coloured Adidas jacket with a hood

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

The current ICE Campaign, called “Make The Call, Cut The Supply, Stop The Hurt”, which targets the drug known as Crystal Methamphetamine, was launched on the 13th February, 2018 and runs for a six month period, until the middle of August.  Developed by Crime Stoppers SA in partnership with SA Police and funded by the State Government, the campaign targets street-level and darknet dealers involved in ICE.

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

It has been a year since $1 million dollar rewards were offered by the South Australian government in relation to the unrelated murders of Lily Jean Schettini at Smithfield Plains in 2010 and Dylan Robert James Lindsay at Port Lincoln in 2004, as well as the disappearance of Darren Shannon from Elizabeth West (now known as Davoren Park) in 1973.

Lily Schettini  (first two pictures) was found unresponsive in a bedroom at a Smithfield Plains home in 2010.  She died as a result of blunt head trauma which is consistent with her having been shaken, assaulted or having fallen.  Investigators believe she died as a result of an injury inflicted by one of four adults.  “Lily lived at the home with her sister, her mother and her mother’s defacto partner, but that night there were also two visitors – a man and a woman – at the address,” Detective Senior Sergeant Mark McEachern, from Major Crime, said.  “We believe she was assaulted by one of those people, but we have insufficient evidence to charge anyone at this time.  This family was not known to the authorities, however police have concerns about the care of the children in the lead up to this death.”

Dylan Lindsay (third picture) was found dead at a property in Ellen Street, Port Lincoln on Sunday 28 March 2004. Investigators say he was found with visible abdominal injuries after a serious assault.  Someone attempted to disguise his injuries by using a texta to cover the bruising and marks.  Along with his older sister, Dylan had been left in the care of friends at the Ellen Street property by their mother who was struggling with drug and alcohol issues.  There were three other children at the house that night and varying reports of the movements of adults and children, with at least one report of loud yelling by a man in the area of the property early on Sunday.  “About 8am one of the adults approached the other and said ‘there’s something wrong with Dylan’ – they then run to neighbours because they don’t have a phone, and seek assistance,” Detective Brevet Sergeant Bengel said.  Two people were arrested in May 2004 in connection with Dylan’s death, but the case was later dropped as there was no reasonable prospect of conviction based on the evidence as it existed at that time.

Darren Shannon (right hand picture) was taken on the 9th June, 1973, from an address at Blackdown Street, Elizabeth West (now known as Davoren Park) by his father John Shannon during an access visit and never seen again.  Two hours after taking the baby John Shannon was killed in a head on collision with another vehicle on Main North Road, just south of Roseworthy.  A search of the vehicle and crash scene failed to locate the baby.  Despite extensive searches by police and significant local and national media coverage Jason Shannon was not located.  Investigators believe that prior to the collision Jason was either murdered by his father and the body disposed of at an unknown location or Jason was given to a friend or relative to raise in secret.

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

This poster will be circulated in the southern suburbs as a result of Operation Watercolour, which was launched on Thursday, 7th June, 2018, to specifically focus on reports of rock throwing on the Southern Expressway.  The focus of the Operation is to prevent further incidents and identify suspects or those who may choose to undertake this very dangerous and irresponsible activity.  The Operation has a range of key activities, ranging from dedicated resources, intelligence reviews and the identification of people of interest to police.  As of Monday, 2nd July, 2018, there have been 44 reported incidents of rock throwing.

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