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Jetski trail goes cold

POLICE are seeking witnesses after a jetski was stolen from a Kooweerup shop last week.
Offenders broke into Tanks A Lot on the South Gippsland Highway between 5pm on 25 January and 7am on 27 January.
Thieves smashed the front glass door with a brick and got away with the jetski and a number of foam pumps.
The jetski was a Skidoog Jetski and was on a silver trailer.
Police asked anyone who may have seen a car parked outside the shop or seen a jetski matching the description to contact Pakenham CIU on 5941 1033.

A HOUSE in Beaconsfield was robbed last week and police have urged residents to be on the lookout after a spate of burglaries in the area.
The Scenic Drive home was broken into between 10pm on 25 January and 10.30pm on 26 January.
Police believed thieves had entered via the laundry door as there was no sign of forced entry. An LG Plasma television was stolen. Any information contact Pakenham Police on 5941 1033.

A BERWICK man was arrested in Beaconsfield by Pakenham police last Friday.
The 21yearold man was charged with two counts of burglary and two breaches of an intervention order.
He was remanded in custody and was due to appear before the Dandenong Magistrates’ Court on Monday.

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