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Serious Criminal Trespass & Theft at Linden Park
Between 2:00 pm and 9:25 pm on 30/5/21 an unknown person/s has broken into a Linden Park address and stolen a large amount of gold jewellery.
The items include 3 necklaces, earrings, bangles, rings, chains, ear pieces and nose piercings.
Many of the pieces are very unique and recognisable.
Anyone with information is asked to contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000, report online or via the App.
Today marks 30 years since the unsolved poisoning death of Brian Underwood.
At about 4pm on Thursday, 25 July 1991, the 46-year old sales manager and father of two collapsed at his workplace in Carrington Street Adelaide.
Mr Underwood was treated at the scene and conveyed to the Royal Adelaide Hospital in a critical condition.
He died later that evening about 6.30pm and a post-mortem revealed a lethal dose of potassium cyanide.
Police subsequently found a forged receipt for potassium cyanide in the possession of a woman who was formerly employed at Mr Underwood’s workplace.
She remains a person of interest.
Testing has determined that he was targeted by someone who had access to his workplace.
A reward up to $200,000 is on offer to anyone who provides information and assistance that leads to the conviction of the person or people responsible for his death.
No one has ever been charged over his death.
If you have any information you can call 1800 333 000 or go to www.crimestopperssa.com.au
Since Crime Stoppers first started in South Australia on the 8th July 1996, information provided by the public has helped to catch more than 22,400 criminals and solve almost 35,000 crimes, including some of the States largest and most heinous cases. The program provides a secure way for information about illegal activity and unsolved crimes to be passed to police through an independent toll-free hotline and a website that guarantees anonymity with the option of a reward. Crime Stoppers SA works with police, the media and the public to solve, reduce and prevent crime. Crime Stoppers SA wish to “thank” the public for their support of this program over the last 25 years.
Since Crime Stoppers first started in the State on 8 July 1996, information provided by the public has helped to catch more than 22,400 criminals and solve almost 35,000 crimes, including some of the state’s largest and most heinous cases.
At about 4.45am on Monday 24th May 2021 a male was caught on CCTV smashing a window and entering The Blue Dolphin Swim School at Glory Court Happy Valley.
He then smashed through an internal door to gain entry to other rooms. A laptop and several other items were stolen.
He is described as having a slim build, with a tattoo on his lower left leg.
At the time of the incident he was wearing a jumper with the hood over his head which hid most of his face, dark shorts, dark socks and dark sandshoes. He was carrying a light coloured backpack.
If you have any information you can share what you know with Crime Stoppers without saying who you are or getting involved.
Call 1800 333 000 or go to www.crimestopperssa.com.au
At about 3.33 a.m. on Tuesday 25th May 2021, a male entered the gaming room of the Windsor Hotel, 410 North East Road Windsor Gardens, jumped the bar and produced a small hunting knife. Two staff were working at the time and managed to activate the holdup alarm after the male jumped the bar. The male stole cash from the till, before he left on foot running through the carpark and was last seen running south on Albert Street. It is suspected that the male left the area in a smaller hatch back vehicle which left Albert Street and was last seen on Stanfield Avenue.
The male is described as being 180-185cms tall, medium build and he was wearing a long sleeve hooded jumper, black pants, black shoes. He was wearing a black face mask/covering and was carrying what witnesses describe as a hunting knife.
Anyone with information is asked to contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000, report online or via the APP.
At about 6.30 p.m. on Wednesday 21st April 2021, the victim boarded a bus at Westfield Marion to travel to Noarlunga Railway Station. A group of 3 other people also boarded who all appeared intoxicated. A female in the group started to become verbally abusive towards the victim and pulled on the victims bag. The victim pulled her bag back and told the female to sit down. The female has then slapped the victim across the face.
The female is described as being of aboriginal appearance, mid 40’s, long dark hair, wearing a white singlet top, grey hoodie, black leggings and white sneakers.
Anyone with information is asked to contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000, report online or via the APP.
On Thursday 25th February 2021, the victim left her electric bike secured to a bike rack outside the Aldi entrance of Westfield Marion. On returning a short time later found her bike and lock was gone. CCTV footage shows a male loitering around the area and ride off on the bike at about 1.54 p.m.
Male is described as Caucasian, in his 20’s, slim build, sandy coloured hair and was wearing a bright orange Puma hoodie and black pants.
The bike is a blue electric Lankeleisi G500.
Anyone with information is asked to contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000, report online or via the APP.
At about 4.05 p.m. on Monday 16th March 2020, the victim was on the Gawler bound train when he observed an unknown male and female having an argument. The victim states that both male and female have then turned their attention to him. The male suspect has allegedly lunged at the victim, grabbed his shirt and threatened him with a Stanley knife. A short time later a female associate of the male has pushed the victim to the chest, grabbed his shirt and slapped the victim across the face. The male and female disembarked at Elizabeth.
The male is described as being Caucasian, late 30’s – 40’s, 165cms tall, slim build, short dark hair, with missing teeth. He was wearing a grey jumper, blue jeans and a blue/grey baseball cap.
The female is described as having an Aboriginal appearance, early 40’s, 150cms tall, medium build, dark shoulder length hair and was wearing a black singlet, orange coloured pants and black thongs.
Anyone with information is asked to contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000, report online or via the APP.
At about 6.30 p.m. on Thursday 4th March 2021, the victim was in the Foodland at Seacliff Park when there was an exchange of words with another male. The other male leaves the Foodland first and waits outside for the victim. More words were exchanged and the victim walks away in front of the chemist on Seacombe Road carrying a shopping bag. The male rides his bike next to the victim and produces a knife. Demands money and makes threats, before slashing the knife across the shopping bag the victim is carrying. He then rode away towards Brighton Road.
The male is described as Caucasian, 30’s, thin-medium build, wearing a blue baseball hat, black long sleeved top, black shorts with white edging and wrap around sunnies. He was riding a gold or yellow bike.
Anyone with information is asked to contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000, report online or via the APP.
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