Police across Waipa¯ District attended the following matters last week

CAMBRIDGE STATION

Police attended six family harm-related incidents.

Burglaries: A property on Noel St was broken into. A firearm safe containing a shotgun and a rifle was stolen from a property in St Kilda. There was a break-in at the Lions Shed. There was also a break-in at the Cambridge Football Club.

Arrests: Male arrested for a historic theft matter. Male arrested for driving while suspended. Male arrested for breaching bail.

Theft: Police recovered a stolen vehicle on Tunakawa Rd, the vehicle was stolen from Hamilton in January . A man reported that his vehicle had been stolen by his friend.

Driving matters: A male was summoned to court for driving while disqualified and sustain loss of traction. Male processed for drink-driving, he blew 388. Male summoned to court for loss of traction after doing a burn-out in front of a police car, his vehicle was also impounded.

Shoplifting: A male was warned and trespassed for shoplifting at Cambridge New World.

TE AWAMUTU STATION

Police attended 10 family harm-related incidents.

Police received reports of a white vehicle travelling along Te Rahu Rd knocking over recycling bins and damaging road signs.

Vehicles were reported to be doing burn-outs near Goodfellow St and Cactus Ct.

A homeowner was disturbed by a male in motorbike gear who was in her garage on her Herbert St property.

Vehicle incidents: Police pursued a ¯vehicle that failed to stop, the pursuit ended in Ohaupo¯ where the female driver crashed the vehicle. She was arrested and will appear in court, there were no injuries. A women crashed her vehicle into a truck after falling asleep, she and her 2-year-old son were taken to Waikato Hospital.

Arrests: Male arrested for threatening behaviour. Male arrested for trespassing. Female arrested for breaching bail. Male arrested for trespassing at The Warehouse, he later ran away from Police and he is yet to be located again. Male arrested for threatening to shoot his neighbours. Male arrested breaching bail.

Theft: A Suzuki SV650 motorbike, a helmet, a jacket and boots were stolen from a garage on Herbert St, number plate A6YBW. A Nissan Sentra was stolen from Mandeno St, number plate WC3506. A radar detector was stolen from a vehicle on Fairview Rd. There were six reports of petrol-theft drive-offs from Z Energy. Someone attempted to steal a vehicle in Douglas Ave, they damaged the ignition. It appears someone attempted to steal petrol from two vehicles on George St, they have tried to open the vehicles petrol flaps. A handbag was stolen from a vehicle parked at the Te Awamutu Cemetery. A handbag was stolen from a vehicle on Bygrave Pl.

Burglaries: A kids battery powered motorbike was stolen from a Whitmore St property. A camera was stolen from the Te Awamutu Bible Chapel after someone broke in. A race car, in the process of being built, a go-kart and power tools were taken from a Whittaker St property. A shed on Waimanu Rd was broken into and fuel was taken.

Shoplifting: Two males were caught shoplifting from Countdown, when approached by a staff member one of the males threatened to cut them. A female has been trespassed from Countdown for shoplifting.