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Between 8.00 pm and 10.30 pm on Saturday, 14th December, 2019, the pictured male has broken into a house on Sixth Avenue, Ascot Park, whilst the occupants were at home asleep.  The male broke into the house through the bathroom window and stole two  CCTV cameras from inside the house, as well as a traditional Nepalese knife (pictured) and five small Nepalese brass bowls.  The occupants of the house were not confronted.

The male is described as:  late twenties to early thirties and has a dark beard, wearing light coloured long sleeve shirt, dark gloves and a baseball cap with the number 1960 on the side.  The male has a tattoo on the right forearm (pictured).

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

At about 5.40 am on Monday, 25th May, 2020, the 79 year old male victim was on his daily walk.  The victim walks around the Findon area, including Grange Road, Crittenden Road and Findon Road.  Whilst the victim was walking on the eastern side of Findon Road and was approximately 25 metres from the Coles Shell Service Station, he felt a wack on his back.  He was unsure what it was but then instantly felt a pain in the back.  He stumbled forward before turning around to see a male running down the laneway towards Nicholls Court, past a yellow brick building.  The male suspect did not speak to the victim.  Once the victim returned home he found that he had a small puncture wound to his back and had in fact been stabbed with some sort of object.  It is unknown what the weapon was.  The victim was taken by ambulance to the Royal Adelaide Hospital where he was treated for non life threatening injuries.

The male is described as:  in his twenties, 6′ tall (182 cm) and of medium build, wearing a black tracksuit, grey top and sneakers.

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

Between 9.15 pm and 11.00 pm on Thursday, 14th November, 2019, the pictured male has broken into the Lyndoch Hotel, 1-3 Gilbert Street, Lyndoch, by jemmying the rear door.  The male has gained access to the pokies room where he has broken open two tills, but was unable to steal any money as none is kept in the tills when the hotel is closed.  CCTV footage shows the male attempt to break into a coin machine in the pokies room without success.  The male has then left the hotel.  The male did not steal anything in the end.

The male is described as:  approximately 180 cm (5’11”) and large build, wearing a light blue long sleeve shirt, black pants, black and white shoes and white gloves.  His head was completely covered in a green cloth.  He was carrying a jemmy bar covered in a black cloth.

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

The pictured male has attended the Noarlunga Centre Interchange at about 4.00 am on Thursday, 9th January, 2020 and walked around the facility before setting fire to some dry long grass and vegetation adjacent to the interchange structure at about 4.40 am.  Both police and fire crews responded with a small grass fire being contained by MFS.  The fire was smouldering upon arrival with no damage to the building, but was approximately 10 metres in size.  The area is long dry grass and mulch in a small fenced off garden area on the northern side of the interchange main building next to a walkway between the bus and train platforms.  After igniting the fire the male has run from the area.

There was a male and a female in the vicinity at the time who may be able to assist police as witnesses.  They were not involved with the incident by may assist police with anything they saw.

The male is described as:  having short dark hair, wearing dark pants and a grey top with black horizontal stripes and he was carrying a grey backpack

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

At about 2.52 pm on Tuesday, 28th April, 2020, the pictured male attempted to break into a house on Sturdee Street, Flinders Park, through the rear door.  He then broke into the house through a side window and stole two bags, which were later found in the rear yard of a neighbour’s house.

The male is described as:  medium build, wearing black Everlast shorts with the word Everlast written in white across the back of the shorts, black skins/tights, black helmet, black Oakland Raiders baseball cap with a silver sticker on the peak, black hooded jumper and black Nike Presto sneakers.  He was carrying a navy blue Nike backpack.

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

At about 9.50 am on Thursday, 13th June, 2019, a male broke into a house on Miller Street, Unley, whilst the elderly female victim was alone at home.  The victim heard a loud bang coming from the kitchen and went to investigate and disturbed the male intruder who was climbing back over the patio railing of the house.  The victim could see that the flyscreen had been removed from the window and that the window was open.  The male left the area.

The male is described as:  less than forty years of age, 5’8″ (172 cm), strong build, Caucasian, with short light brown hair, clean shaven and has a rounded face, wearing wrap around black sunglasses, light green high vis long sleeve jacket and carrying a square black backpack

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

Brian Cairney, aged 31 years, resided with his mother at Carey Street, Salisbury.  On the evening of Thursday, 17th June, 2010 he was at the Elizabeth Shopping Centre waiting to catch a bus home when he struck up a conversation with a male and female.  They all caught the bus together and swapped phone numbers.  He arranged to see them both later that night.  At about 10.00 pm that night he told his mother he was catching the bus to go and visit these friends.  He was mildly affected by alcohol when he left the unit.  He did not catch the bus and has not been seen since.  There has been no activity on his bank accounts, mobile phone or Medicare card.  At the time of his disappearance he was on parole after recently being released from prison.

• When Brian went missing he was described as:  31 years of age, approximately 180 cm (5’11”), 95 kg, solid build, Caucasian, light complexion, light blue eyes, chipped front tooth and had a shaved head, though his hair is normally light brown which was receding at the front and bald at the crown.
• Brian was last seen wearing a dark blue t-shirt, black parka vest which was padded with no sleeves, black Adidas parachute tracksuit pants and white Adidas sneakers which had a stripe of silver and a stripe of red on them.  He was carrying a green backpack which has “Australia” written on it in yellow and also a picture of a kangaroo.  He also had a black bumbag which he wore around his waist.
• Brian has a tattoo of the word “Scotland” on the outside of his right ankle with a small cross tattooed next to it.

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

At about 1.30 am on Monday, 11th February, 2019, the two pictured males attended Bar Torino, 158 Hutt Street, Adelaide, which was closed at the time.  The pictured male wearing the hoodie threw a rock at the front glass door and then kicked the front glass door, smashing the glass and he then entered the premises through the door.  He removed four bottles of alcohol from behind the bar and handed a couple of bottles to the other male, who is pictured wearing a cap, who was standing outside the front door.  The first male exited the premises through the broken glass in the front door and both males left the area.

The males are described as:

• Left hand picture:  Male, heavy build and Aboriginal, wearing a hooded jumper with a kangaroo motive on the front
• Right hand picture:  Male, slim build and Aboriginal, wearing a baseball cap and a jersey with No. 24 on the back
• Anyone with information is asked to contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000, report online or via the App.

At about 11.30 pm on Wednesday, 24th July, 2019, the above two pictured males entered the Bombay Bicycle Club, at 29 Torrens Road, Ovingham.  The pictured male, armed with a long arm firearm and wearing a light blue face mask, jumped the counter and threatened an employee whilst demanding cash from the safe.  The male handed the money to the second male, who is pictured with the first male and also wearing a full mask and is carrying a backpack or laptop bag, who remained on the patron side of the bar.  Whilst the incident was occurring a patron walked passed the counter.  The male armed with the firearm then pointed the firearm at that patron in an aggressive manner as they walked passed.  The two males were inside the premises for approximately one minute.  The males stole a large quantity of money from the safe.  No one was injured during the incident.  The two males arrived and left the hotel in a stolen silver/grey Mitsubishi Outlander SUV.  The vehicle had been stolen a few hours earlier and then located in a street nearby shortly after the robbery.

The two males are described as:

• Male with firearm:  male, 165 cm (5’5″) and slim build, wearing a dark hooded jumper, dark pants, black ‘skate’ type shoes with a white sole, a light blue face mask and blue latex rubber gloves
• Second male:  male, 165 cm (5’5″) and solid build, wearing a blue hooded jacket, dark pants, dark shoes, fully masked and yellow riggers gloves.  He was carrying a backpack or laptop bag

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