Tag: tuggerah lakes police
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11 NEW TRUE BLUES | WISE WORDS FOR CENTRAL COAST’S LATEST POLICE RECRUITS
Police ranks on the Central Coast have been bolstered with the arrival of 11 new officers. Today was their first day on the job, with six Probationary Constables stationed at Tuggerah Lakes Area Command and five at Brisbane Water.
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POLICE OFFICER FACES COURT ON MANSLAUGHTER CHARGES
A Central Coast police officer accused of manslaughter has fronted court for the first time. Matthew James Kelly was charged in relation to a fatal crash involving a police car in April.
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BODY FOUND IN WYONG RIVER
Police say a body found in the Wyong River is likely that of a missing 34-year-old man. Two members of the public made the grizzly discovery, before four o’clock Monday afternoon. His death is not being treated as suspicious.
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WOMAN WANTED OVER ROBBERY OFFENCES
Police are on the hunt for a teenager, wanted over armed robbery offences. Tuggerah Lakes officers are searching for 18-year-old Kathleen Gunnulson-Hughes, known to be frequent the Central Coast. She may also be in Toowoomba or the South East Queensland area. (VISION ONLY.)
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MAN CHARGED OVER ICE CREAM SHOP HOLD UP
A man has been charged over an armed robbery at an ice cream shop at The Entrance. Police say a 27-year-old man used a gun, threatening a teenage boy working alone at Cold Rock earlier this month. He’s also accused of trying the same at a Long Jetty kebab shop… before staff chased him out…
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WARNING TO LOCK DOORS AS CROOKS CRACK INTO CARS
Central Coast police have been inundated with calls, as opportunistic thieves continue to crack into parked cars. Officers say locking our vehicles and keeping valuables stashed away can help deter trouble, particularly in two lakeside suburbs.
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NINE FACE COURT OVER CENTRAL COAST DRUG BUST
It’s been a busy 48 hours for detectives working to dismantle a drug supply ring on the Central Coast. Nine people are now before the courts over the alleged operation including a Bateau Bay family.
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COASTIES URGED TO DOB IN A DEALER
Alerting police to possible criminal activity in your neighbourhood can be a daunting prospect. But a campaign launching on the Central Coast is encouraging people to ‘Dob In A Drug Dealer’, and authorities promise you can remain anonymous.
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WARNING TO COAST GUN OWNERS AFTER FIREARMS AMNESTY HAUL
Central Coast police have issued a stern warning to unregistered gun owners you could face charges, following a second firearms amnesty. It comes as more than 100 weapons await destruction across both the region’s police districts.