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existing public security camera network, this could be a powerful community tool to help drive down crime and other social problems.
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Police describe the offender as having medium coloured skin, mid 20s, about 150-160cm tall, of solid build.
The victim’s car, a blue 2003 model Ford Falcon sedan, with NSW plates YCL22A, was still outstanding at the time of our deadline.
Police say the victim was not injured, but was very shaken by the incident, and they’re appealing for anyone that may have seen something suspicious on Myall Street to come forward, either by ringing Dubbo detectives on 6883 1599 or by attending Dubbo Police Station.
So be on the look-out for the victim’s blue Falcon. Police advice is to not approach the car or its occupants, but to get straight on your phone and give police a call.
Inspector Dan Skelly said police are treating the aggravated break and enter with a high degree of seriousness.
“Our criminal investigators have collected an amount of forensic evidence from the scene and are following a number of leads with the view of identifying suspects,” according to Inspector Skelly.
“In light of this incident we appeal to the community to ensure their house is well secured at all times. The weather has been hot lately and we realise that most people like to have a window open