Man accused of taking large haul of items from Burleigh holiday unit

Ever taken a shampoo bottle from a hotel? Maybe you’ve been cheeky enough to swipe a towel. That’s nothing compared to what police allege this man took from a Gold Coast holiday unit.

Police are appealing for help to solve a number of alleged crimes across the Gold Coast. Anyone with information about the incidents below is asked to call CrimeStoppers on 1800 333 000 quoting the reference numbers provided.

Police are seeking to speak to this man about the alleged theft of property from a unit at Burleigh Heads.

TAKE ONLY MEMORIES

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Ever taken a towel from a hotel? Maybe some of the little shampoo bottles?

Police allege the man pictured above took the practice to a whole other level.

Officers claim that on November 17 a fraudulent credit card was allegedly used to book accommodation at a beachfront apartment on The Esplanade in Burleigh Heads.

A large quantity of property was allegedly stolen from the unit including linen, towels, power boards, drills, candles and other items.

Police say they are looking to speak to the man pictured above about the alleged theft.

Police are seeking to speak to this man and woman in relation to the alleged theft of computer equipment from Officeworks in Nerang.

DOES NOT COMPUTE

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Police are seeking to speak to this man and woman in relation to the alleged theft of computer equipment from Officeworks in Nerang.

Officers allege that at around 7.30am on September 25 the pair entered the Page Court business and took $400 worth of computer parts.

Police are seeking to speak to this man who they believe may have some information about the alleged theft of a wallet from a car at Burleigh Heads.

Police are seeking to speak to this man who they believe may have some information about the alleged theft of a wallet from a car at Burleigh Heads.

ALL THAT GLISTENS

Reference: QP2301978397

Police are seeking to speak to this man who they believe may have some information about the alleged theft of a wallet from a car at Burleigh Heads.

Between 11am and midday on November 26 a wallet was stolen from a car parked on the Gold Coast Highway near at Burleigh Heads.

A credit card from the wallet was allegedly used to purchase almost $600 worth of gold bracelets and necklaces from various jewellery stores on the Gold Coast.

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