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Cars, wallets stolen as residents slept

TWO homes in the suburbs of Ngunnawal and Fisher were burgled while the residents slept early on Wednesday.

The Honda Odyssey that was used used to damage entry doors to the Burns Club.

Police that in both cases, the offenders entered the homes through unsecured doors and stole wallets, handbags and car keys.

A black Audi A3 was stolen from the home in Ngunnawal and a maroon Honda Odyssey was stolen from Fisher.

Soon after, the Audi A3 was used in the burglary of the Weston Creek Labor Club and the Ginninderra Labor Club. Later, at the Burns Club, the Honda Odyssey was used to damage entry doors to gain access to the premises. The offenders allegedly threatened an employee at the club.

Anyone with information that can assist police should call 1800 333000, or via the Crime Stoppers ACT website.  

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One Response to Cars, wallets stolen as residents slept

Hamba says: 30 March 2023 at 2:17 pm

This morning, ACT Labor and the Greens unitedly voted down a Liberal motion calling for an inquiry into the adequacy of current police resourcing. Canberra spends less on policing than any other jurisdiction, has fewer cops per capita, and has the nation’s lowest clearance rate for property crime.

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