GANNAWARRA

Vehicle theft: Between 2 pm on Monday the 1st of September and 10 am the following day, it is alleged that offenders have attended a property in Cullen Street Kerang. A 2001 silver Toyota Landcruiser wagon has been stolen from the address.

BULOKE

Theft from motor vehicle: Between 10 am on Thursday the 4th of September and 3 pm the following day, it is alleged that a number plate was stolen from a vehicle parked in Horace Street Sea Lake. The offenders appear to have also gained entry to the vehicle, rummaging through compartments. At about 3.30 am on Friday the 5th, it is alleged that a number plate was also stolen from a vehicle parked in Mudge Street Sea Lake.

SWAN HILL

Vehicle theft: At about 4.30 am on Monday the 1st of September, it is alleged offenders have attended a carpark off High Street Swan Hill, and have smashed the window of a 2024 white Toyota Rav4. They have then accessed a second Rav4 (2020 model) and stolen it. Direction of travel unknown.

Vehicle theft: At about 11 am on Friday the 5th of September, it is alleged a red Ford ute was stolen from a carpark in Beveridge Street Swan Hill. Police observed the vehicle, which still hadn’t been reported as stolen, being driven along the Murray Valley Highway just south of Swan Hill.  Police attempted to intercept the vehicle for a routine check, at which time it is alleged that the ute attempted to overtake a turning vehicle colliding with the driver’s door. Both vehicles left the roadway, with the occupants of the stolen vehicle fleeing the scene on foot. Several Police units responded that resulted in two 18yr old males being arrested. One of the males was remanded in custody to appear in court today (Monday). The male passenger was charged and bailed on a number of offenses and will appear in the Magistrates Court at a later date. The driver of the second vehicle was assisted from the vehicle by the Swan Hill SES due to damage to the driver’s door and taken to hospital for assessment where she was later cleared by medical staff. 

Triple 000 – If the incident is life-threatening, needs immediate police attendance, a crime is happening now, or an offender is (or may be) still in the area.

Police Assistance Line 131 444 – To report non-urgent crimes and events.

Crime Stoppers 1800 333 000 – To report crime information confidentially.

Note: Crime Stoppers is unable to offer emergency response services or assist victims of crime.