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Serious criminal trespass and theft at Salisbury Downs

Posted on 26/08/2025

At about 12.20pm on Wednesday, 1 January 2025, two people forced entry into the Salisbury Downs Shopping Centre on Spains Road.

Using a mallet, they smashed a glass sliding door before kicking out the remaining glass and entering the centre.

Once inside, the suspects targeted a Pokémon card vending machine, smashing the glass and stealing multiple card packs valued at over $10,000. The stolen items were placed into a duffel bag before the pair left the scene.

Suspect descriptions:

Suspect 1: Male, wearing a grey and black hoodie with an orange shirt underneath, blue jeans and red shoes.

Suspect 2: Male, wearing a dark hoodie, dark pants and dark shoes, carrying a duffel bag.

If you recognise either of the suspects, or have any information that could assist the investigation, please contact Crime Stoppers.

You can report anonymously online at https://crimestopperssa.com.au or call 1800 333 000.

Please quote reference CM 25-66TV




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