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Police probe window smashing

Motorcycles stolen 

TWO motorcycles were allegedly stolen from a Quambatook address last week.

They went missing some time between June 17 and 19 at Fox Road address.

They are an orange KTM 300 EXC and a 2020 green, Kawasaki KX 450.

Meanwhile, police believe a stolen trailer may have been used to steal the motorcycles.

A black trailer was stolen from a Millard Street address about 6am on June 17.

“This trailer may have been used in connection with the theft of two dirt bikes over the next day,” a police spokesperson said.

 
Window smashed 

KERANG police are investigating after a window was smashed in Kerang last week.

The incident happened in the early hours of June 19 at an Andrew Street address.

Police have been gathering evidence to identify offender.

Open shop items stolen 

A WOMAN allegedly stole numerous items from an op shop in Kerang earlier this month.

A female attended the Bendigo Road outlet on June 14.

While inside, the female selected a number of items and walked out without paying.

Police are currently identifying offender.

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