Police have recovered various items that were stolen from vehicles in the vicinity of Mackellar Street between June 28 and June 30.
Police are appealing for anyone who noticed items missing or graffiti markings on their vehicle to report the matter to police by calling the Police Assistance Line on 131 444.
Benalla Burglaries
Between July 1 and July 2 offender/s have gained entry to a storage container and stolen an item of jewellery with significant sentimental value.
Police believe the incident may be linked to another burglary that occurred the same night in close proximity.
Offenders gained entry to a garage and stole a Milwaukee rattle gun. The incidents occurred in the vicinity of Gay Street. Police are appealing for anyone with information to contact Benalla Criminal Investigation Unit or Crime Stoppers.
Theft of Motor Vehicle
Between 8.30pm on July 2 and 8.30am July 3 a vehicle was broken into on Monash Dve Benalla.
Offender/s have gained access to the vehicle and possibly taken it for a joy ride as the vehicle was parked in the driveway then left parked on the road outside the same address.
Offender/s have ripped out a dashcam from the vehicle. Anyone with information is urged to contact Benalla Police Station or Crime Stoppers.
Erratic Driving
Between midnight and 1am on Friday, June 17, a white Mercedes van was driven erratically in the vicinity of Carrier, Nunn and Mackellar Streets. Police are appealing for witnesses, including a male driver of a black Commodore to contact Benalla Police Station.
Stay safe on our roads
Ensure your vehicle is roadworthy and adapt your driving to suit the conditions. In poor weather conditions slow down, increase the distance between your vehicle and the vehicle in front, turn headlights on to be seen.
Never assume the road will be the same twice, be mindful of hazards such as black ice, pot holes, animals crossing, water over road, landslides, trees downs or collisions.
Before you head off ensure you have the right equipment, know how to use it and check snow chain requirements before heading up the mountain.
Ensure you stop in designated areas and know how to fit chains correctly.
It’s also importance to ensure you have enough warm clothing, food, water and fuel if the weather changes or you are delayed or diverted.
Property
Police are hoping to reunite owners of a ring set which was left in a taxi earlier this year and a female wristwatch which was locate in Benalla last week with their property.
If you think you may be the owner of either of these items please contact Benalla Police Station.
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