Did you know that may no longer have to wait for police at a crash site in Queensland? If not, we thought we might remind you of the change to help reduce danger to road users and minimise traffic congestion around traffic crashes in our division. Follow the chart below to find out what to […]
Category: Latest Queensland Police Service News
Smart homes technology to help stop DV
Recently, North Brisbane District Domestic Family Violence Liaison Officer, Sergeant Kerry McKay was invited to the University of Queensland (UQ) ‘Smart Homes Technology and Domestic and Family Violence’ session with first year Criminology Students. The event was organised by Senior Lecturers, and also included invited guests who specialise in home security auditing for aggrieved persons […]
Stafford Police say STOP to DV
As domestic and family violence month has commenced, Stafford Police Officers were photographed outside Stafford Police Station beside our ‘Stop Violence’ corflute sign. We hope is a sign of the times – and brings all community members on board with us to stop domestic violence. The Queensland Government ‘do something’ campaign was launched to encourage community members to […]
Indian celebrations light up South East Queensland
Police Liaison Officers from across the North and South Brisbane Police Districts were excited to have the opportunity to attend a number of traditional Indian community celebrations on both sides of the mighty Brisbane River over this past weekend. Below is a short snapshot of some of the events we were able to see! Festival […]
North Brisbane Police enlist puppy power to help end Domestic Violence
Domestic and Family Violence Prevention Month is an annual event held each May to raise community awareness of the social and personal impacts of domestic and family violence and the support available to those affected. Police have enlisted pawsome brother and sister duo Evans and Wendy the springador police puppy recruits to help promote a clear […]
80s workout fundraiser to prevent domestic violence
To jump start Domestic and Family Violence Month on Friday April 27, Rival House Fitness Gym at Kedron hosted an 80s workout charity event. All participants dressed in 80s style clothing and worked out to 80s music. Queensland Police Service Officers and Staff members were invited to attend and initially took part in the warm ups (fully […]
Update 5: Homicide, Petrie
Police have charged two more people as investigations continue into the death of a 24-year-old man in Petrie on Friday, April 20. A 21-year-old Nundah man was charged with one count each of murder and burglary on April 21. He was remanded in custody to reappear in the Brisbane Magistrates Court on June 11. Late […]
Help us return this WW1 medal for Anzac Day 2018
Boondall Police are again attempting to locate the rightful owner of an authentic World War I, Australian Infantry medal that was handed to police almost a year ago. On April 25 2017, a local resident found the WW1 medal at a park in Sandgate, on Brisbane’s northside. Inquiries have been made with the Australian War […]
Update 3: Homicide, Petrie
Police are continuing to investigate the death of a man in Petrie on Friday, Detective Superintendent Tony Fleming said today. Detectives have spoken to a number of witnesses over the last few days, including some who were present in the unit on Young Street at the time the man was allegedly shot, as well as […]
Don’t drop the ball, secure your vehicle
A three-part crime prevention video series featuring ‘The King’ Wally Lewis has been launched to help reduce motor vehicle offences in Queensland. The first instalment focuses on vehicle security; an effective measure that only takes a few seconds and helps prevent thefts from and theft of vehicles. https://d2haxmvzil2swt.cloudfront.net/uploads/2018/04/18/153933_DDTB_VideoOne_Lock_your_car.mp4 Download Video Brisbane Region Acting Assistant Commissioner […]