Thursday, April 11, 2024

Issue:

Mackay and Whitsunday Life

On The Beat

On March 21, a shop stealing was reported from a local Queen Street business. Subsequent inquiries led Police to an address at Ayr where a 52yr old Burdekin man was issued a Notice to Appear (NTA) for one count of shop stealing and is due to appear in Ayr Magistrates Court on 7 May.
At 10:15pm on Friday March 19, Ayr Police located a vehicle on Queen Street, Ayr. As a result, a 21yr old Burdekin man, was issued a NTA for drink driving, .105. He is due to appear in the Ayr Magistrates Court on April 22.


At 9:20am on Sunday March 31, Ayr Police intercepted a vehicle on Queen Street, Ayr. The driver, a 29yr old Burdekin man, was issued a NTA for driving with a relevant drug in his saliva and possessing a drug utensil. He is due to appear in Ayr Magistrates Court on May 27.
At 9:20am on Monday April 1, Ayr Police intercepted a vehicle on Albert Crescent, Ayr. The driver, a 26yr old Burdekin man, was issued a NTA for disqualified driving and is due to appear in Ayr Magistrates Court on April 22.  


At 10:20am on Friday April 5, a disturbance occurred at a business on Young Street, Ayr. As a result, Police attended and a 32yr old Burdekin man was charged with one count of common assault and is due to appear in Ayr Magistrates Court on May 27.

Snr Sgt Steve Barton
OIC AYR

‘Police Station On Wheels’
Returns To The Burdekin
Home Hill and Ayr Police Stations have been working hard to put together a Community Connection initiative.  
A part of this initiative will be the deployment of the QPS Mobile Police Beat (MPB).  
The MPB is a significant move towards bolstering community safety and accessibility to law enforcement services.  
This state-of-the-art mobile police station, dubbed the ‘police station on wheels,’ provides a high visibility police presence, which can be strategically deployed at short notice where needed most, responding to changes in crime, trends and community concerns.
Local Police and Townsville Crime prevention officers will be there on the day helping with Crime prevention advice and listening to the community concerns and any queries they may have.
So, bring along the family for a chat.
The MPB will be back in the Burdekin on Saturday April 27, set up at IGA Home Hill from 8:30am to 11am and then at Woolworths Ayr from 11:30am to 2pm.

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