Unique items stolen from a Mackay city business
The premises was targeted on January 12 about 2.20am.
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World War One medals and Australian memorabilia coins were among the items stolen during a business break-in in the Mackay CBD.
A River St business was the target of the theft at about 2.20am on January 12.
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Mackay Crime Prevention Unit Senior Constable Steve Smith said entry had been gained via a rear door.
“Once inside, the thief searched throughout and a variety of items were stolen, including two World War One Italian war medals … a collection of Australian pennies and 50 cent coins (octagonal and round) and cash,” Sen-Const Smith said.
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The thief then left the same way.
“Anyone who may have information about the matter is encouraged to contact police as soon as possible,” Sen-Const Smith said.
If you have information phone Policelink on 131 444 or Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000 and quote reference number QP2100076337.
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