Bribie Island Police- weekly wrap-up

Bribie Island Police have been busy since the start of the Easter School holidays, particularly over the recent long weekend. Officers conducted patrols of Main Beach and the off-road area in co-operation with our local rangers from the Queensland Parks and Wildlife Service, intercepting several vehicles and issuing infringement notices under the Recreation Areas Management […]

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Don’t drop the ball, secure your vehicle

A three-part crime prevention video series featuring ‘The King’ Wally Lewis has been launched to help reduce motor vehicle offences in Queensland. The first instalment focuses on vehicle security; an effective measure that only takes a few seconds and helps prevent thefts from and theft of vehicles. https://d2haxmvzil2swt.cloudfront.net/uploads/2018/04/18/153933_DDTB_VideoOne_Lock_your_car.mp4 Download Video Brisbane Region Acting Assistant Commissioner […]

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Bribie Island police weekly wrap-up, Tuesday April 17

This week officers from Bribie Island continued with heightened traffic enforcement across the division as part of the stations school holiday activities; 312 vehicles were intercepted for roadside breath testing, and 24 traffic infringement notices were issued, mainly for speeding, failing to wear a seatbelt and licence related offences. Seven infringement notices were issued by […]

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Annual Statistical Review 2016/17 – Moreton District

Moreton District overall crime stayed the same Moreton District Officer Superintendent Mick Brady today welcomed the release of the Queensland Police Service’s Statistical Review which demonstrated a reduction in fraud, drug and traffic offences across the district. The Statistical Review represents a comprehensive insight into the level and nature of crime reported for each police […]

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