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Aggravated Robbery – Glynde Hotel (21-60)

Posted on 14/12/2021

At about 1.11 am on Friday, 3rd January, 2020, the two pictured males, both dressed in dark clothing with their faces covered, entered the Glynde Hotel, at 492 Payneham Road, Glynde, one armed with a small wooden handled axe and the other armed with a sawn off shotgun. The male armed with the axe jumped the Gaming Room bar, whilst the male armed with the shotgun aimed it at patrons and staff. The male armed with the axe took two till from both registers. The males left the Gaming Room via the sliding entrance doors before entering a dark coloured dual cab utility.

The males are described as:

Male armed with the shotgun – 175 cm (5’9″), wearing all black clothing, black Nike shoes with white swoops and a balaclava
Male armed with the axe – dark/tanned skin and possible tattoo on mid forearm, wearing dark grey/faded black jumper with a large motif on the chest and appeared to have a black hoodie underneath with a hood overhead, black gloves with rubber palms and safety markings and carrying a satchel with one strap dark in colour with lime green/blue piping with a velcro strip visible between his shoulder blades and a face mask or scarf in dark black/navy blue filigree pattern

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

Aggravated Robbery – Chemist Warehouse Smithfield (21-59)

Posted on 01/12/2021

At about 6.40 pm on Wednesday, 25th September, 2019, the pictured male with a dark coloured balaclava covering his face, entered the Chemist Warehouse Smithfield located at 600 Main North Road, Munno Para and produced a handgun. He pointed the gun towards staff and demanded cash. He directed staff to various locations within the store before decamping with a sum of money.

He is described as: 5’9″ (175 cm), average build and Caucasian, wearing black hooded long sleeved jumper, grey pants, dark coloured sneakers and dark coloured gloves.

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

Indecent Assault – Noarlunga Centre (21-79)

Posted on 09/11/2021

Indecent Assault

At approximately 10.45pm on 14th May 2021, the victim was outside AMF Bowling Centre with members of his family. An unknown male has approached the group and offered to light a cigarette. Victim thought the male was known to the family member. The male shook the victim’s hand and then has indecently assaulted him. The victim pushed him away but the male has proceeded to indecently assault the victim again. At this time, the victim’s father stepped in between the male and the victim and told the male to stop.

The male is described as of Indian appearance, heavy set, wearing a black t-shirt and jean shorts with white and red bowling shoes. He has a heavy dark beard and shaved head. He was also wearing a dark coloured baseball cap.

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

The 37-year hunt for Jeffrey May’s attacker

Posted on 29/12/2019

On 29 December 1982, Jeffrey May was found on the concrete floor below the tramway bridge over the Sturt Creek at Glengowrie.

Investigations revealed that the 19-year old and his friends were set upon by a group of persons and Jeffrey was assaulted on the tramway bridge while trying to escape.

As a result of the assault he fell to the concrete creek bed below and sustained critical injuries.

Jeffery left behind a partner and a young daughter, with another daughter born whilst he was on life support fighting for his life.

A reward of up to $200,000 remains on offer to anyone who provides information leading to a conviction in the case.

Anyone with information is asked to contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000 or at www.crimestopperssa.com.au

Statement from Crime Stoppers SA

Posted on 19/08/2016

For more than 20 years, Crime Stoppers SA, as an independent, not-for-profit program, has placed the highest importance on its ability to act as a secure and safe conduit of information between the South Australian public and police.

However, Crime Stoppers SA is concerned by a number of inaccurate media reports and a number of representations made to the Coroner in recent days that have suggested a failing of the Crime Stoppers process and raised questions about the program’s value.

Crime Stoppers wishes to reassure the public on a number of critical points.

One of the fundamental strengths of Crime Stoppers is the fact that it offers an opportunity for someone to share information about criminals or suspected criminal activity with a guarantee of anonymity. We know that some people who make contact often do so at their own peril, and may have laboured long and hard in weighing up their personal safety and the desire to do the right thing by sharing information that will bring criminals to justice.

It is our view that when someone chooses to share information, anonymously or otherwise, that information should be assessed on its respective merit. On those occasions when someone chooses to confidentially leave their details, every endeavour is taken to preserve their identity – and this is a commitment that Crime Stoppers will continue to honour.

Crime Stoppers SA is extremely disappointed at inaccurate criticisms and media reporting that have suggested the program has in some way failed – this is simply not the case. Each and every call and report submitted to Crime Stoppers is recorded and subsequently provided to police, and it is the responsibility of police to then act on this information as deemed appropriate.

As such, we wish to strongly reassure the community that the Crime Stoppers program has, at no time, faltered in its commitment to pass information it receives from the community to police.

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