Stolen goods found, man arrested after teen confronted in Angle Vale home invasion

Do you recognise anything of these items? They were allegedly found inside a man’s car after he arrested over a scary home invasion.

A 44-year-old man who allegedly confronted a teenager in a northern-suburbs break-in has been arrested by police.

Just before 7.35am, the man allegedly broke into a home on Heaslip Rd in Angle Vale and confronted a teenage resident.

The man, of no fixed address, stole numerous items from the Angle Vale property including coins, watches and jewellery, before he fled in a vehicle in an escape captured by CCTV footage.

About six hours later police searched a Gilles Plains home and found the 44-year-old and the vehicle, which contained the property reported missing by the victim.

Property found in the possession of a 44-year-old man who allegedly confronted a teenager in a northern-suburbs break-in. Picture: SAPOL

The vehicle also contained property police suspect was stolen in previous break-ins.

The 44-year-old man was charged with aggravated serious criminal trespass, theft and unlawful possession.

He was refused bail and remanded in custody to appear in the Adelaide Magistrates Court on December 28.

Police are hoping to identify the owners of the unique items found in the vehicle.

If you believe the property is yours, please contact Elizabeth Police on 8207 9411.

If you intend to claim the property, please take proof of ownership with you.

Klemzig childcare centre evacuated over gas leak fears

A child care centre has been evacuated and two people received treatment after staff noticed a chemical smell at the property northeast of Adelaide.

Just before 1pm, Metropolitan Fire Service crews and paramedics were called to the Little Shining Stars Early Learning Centre, at Klemzig, after reports of a gas leak.

A gas leak has been reported at the Little Shining Stars Early Learning Centre in Klemzig. Picture: Google

Two women, aged 40 and 60, reported feeling dizzy and nauseous and were treated by paramedics at the scene. They have since been cleared to return to work.

There were 38 children and 12 adult staff at the centre when it was evacuated.

Metropolitan Fire Service station officer Justin Meldrum said he was unable to find any evidence of a gas leak at the Klemzig centre.

“A woman who helps prepare the meals became overwhelmed by a metallic smell in the centres kitchen,” he said.

“But we have been unable to pinpoint it to anything.

“We used a couple of detectors to trace the source but everything was in the normal rage.

“All we can say is if it happens again to give us a call.”

Originally published as Stolen goods found, man arrested after teen confronted in Angle Vale home invasion