Plea for Stolen Phone

Click on image for full sizeShoalhaven Police are issuing a plea on behalf of a local family who fell victim to crime last week.  Their car was broken into and a handbag stolen, which contained a mobile phone and an Olympus digital camera amongst other things.  Unfortunately, the mobile phone and digital camera contained the majority of the family photographs, and this has left the parents devastated, fearing they will have no photos of their children growing up to where they are today.
The family have posted a number of flyers around some local shops and as can be seen by the photo, even the kids are pitching in to have their cherished memories returned.  The family has conceded that their material possessions may be gone, however remain hopeful that somebody's conscience or a good samaritan may help them get their stolen memories back.  The camera (memory card) and mobile phone will hold no value to anybody else, but holds immense sentimental value to this family. 
Police are asking that anyone with information in relation to this stolen property make contact ASAP.  This may be done directly through Nowra Police Station or anonymously through Crimestoppers.  The property may also be handed in anonymously to Police or the shops where you may see the flyers located.  Please direct any information to the Crime Prevention Officer at Nowra Police Station.

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Police investigate suspicious death - Fisherman's Paradise

Police from Shoalhaven Local Area Command are appealing for information from the public after a woman was found dead in her home on the state’s South Coast yesterday.

About 12.40pm (Thursday 17 November 2011), police were called to a home on Cornfield Parade, Fisherman’s Paradise, to check on the welfare of the occupant.

Upon entering the house, police located a 54-year-old woman deceased inside a bedroom.

A crime scene was established and examined by specialist forensic officers.

Officers attached to Shoalhaven Local Area Command are investigating the circumstances surrounding the woman’s death, which is being treated as suspicious at this time.

Anyone with information that may assist with inquiries is urged to contact Nowra Police or Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.

ROBBERY OF PIZZA DELIVERY BOY

About 12.30am, Sunday 18th September, 2011, a local Pizza delivery driver attended an address in Nowra where he delivered an order. As he left the address, he was approached by two males where he was threatened with a bottle. The males demanded that he hand over the money he was carrying.  The delivery driver handed over the money after which the two offenders have run off.
The offenders are described as being in their late teenage years, both of medium height and slim build. One was wearing a white shirt and jeans, while the other was wearing a black hooded jumper. Any person with any information is encouraged to contact Nowra Police on 44219 699 or Crimestoppers on 1800 333 000.

Source:Nowra Police

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POLICE REQUEST ASSISTANCE ON ROAD RAGE INCIDENT

Nowra Police are seeking assistance from members of the public in relation to a road rage incident that occurred after a collision on the Princes Highway, Foxground about 1pm on Sunday 2 January, 2011.

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