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Registration plates missing

24/05/2022

Peter Bannan

Registration plates missing

FRONT and rear registration plates were allegedly stolen from a vehicle parked in Kerang last week.

Police said the incident happened in Scoresby Street, some time between 9.30pm on May 15 and 7am the following day.

Gained entry

POLICE are investigating after offenders allegedly gained entry into a Kerang house.

The incident happened some time between May 6 and 8 in Victoria Street.

Pool damaged

A SWIMMING pool was damaged when offenders gained access to a Koondrook property earlier this month.

The accused used a sharp implement to damage the liner of the pool on Grigg Road, some time between May 6 and 9.

Drug charges

A MAN has been charged with trafficking drugs.

Police executed a search warrant at a Cohuna residential address on May 13.

A 49-year-old male was arrested and charged with trafficking methylamphetamine and other drug related offences.

He was remanded in custody.

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