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Police beat April 19

Animal welfare

Cohuna police are investigating an incident in which stones were allegedly thrown at dogs in a yard.

The incident took place at a Market Street address on April 10.

Damage

A gate was damaged at a Cohuna building site between April 4 and 7.

Police are investigating the incident, which occurred in Barton Place.

Window damage

A 31-year-old woman was interviewed after a window was damaged at a Cohuna property.

The incident took place in Williams Street about 5pm on April 6.

Stolen car

A 1989 white Nissan Patrol station wagon was stolen from the front yard of a Kerang home.

The theft occurred at Carbine Street between April 4 and April 7.

Police said the car was not running and would have been removed using a trailer or truck.

Anyone with information is urged to contact their local police or Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.

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