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STEALING – BROADBEACH WATERS

TWO men are being sought by police in relation to the theft of an expensive mountain bike from an underground carpark at Broadbeach Waters. The pair allegedly entered the Eady Ave apartment building underground carpark about 7.30am on June 8 and used what appears to be bolt cutters to cut a stainless steel bike lock to a Norco Optic A3 27.5 bike, worth about $2200.

One of the men has a large build and was described as wearing a black T-shirt and orange shorts, with a camouflage coloured bucket hat. The second man is of smaller build and was wearing black pants and a black and white Adidas hooded jumper.

REFERENCE: QP1901156905 STEALING AND FRAUD – TUGUN

POLICE are looking for a man who might know more about a burglary at Tugun in which a credit card was stolen. A man gained entry to a unit on Golden Four Dve at Tugun through an unlocked glass sliding balcony door about 2.30am on June 13.

He took a handbag from the unit and ran towards the beach. A man used a credit card from the stolen handbag to buy $92 worth of cigarettes, milk and coffee from a 24-hour convenience store on Musgrave St at Kirra about 3.10am. The man pictured is caucasian, aged in his 40s, 172cm tall, with a slim build and dark hair.

REFERENCE: QP1901140584 BREAK AND ENTER – VARSITY LAKES

POLICE would like to speak with these two men about a break and enter of an underground car park and theft of protein powder at Varsity Lakes. Sometime between 3pm on Tuesday, May 28 and midday on Wednesday, May 29, a person attended the underground carpark of a unit complex on Varsity Pde and broke into a locked storage cage belonging to a 23-yearold woman. The person has stolen two big bags of protein powder valued at $1000 and fled.

Later in the afternoon of May 29, the woman received a phone-call from her old employer – a sports nutrition store – advising two men had attended its Robina outlet and attempted to return protein powder, using a receipt with her name on it, for a refund of $1000. The men were declined and left the store.

Around 3.30pm the next day, May 30, the smaller man allegedly attended the business’s Southport outlet and again attempted to return the protein power for a refund, but was refused and left the store. REFERENCE: QP1901040354