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On the beat: Police seek help after alleged thefts on the Gold Coast

Police after appealing to the community after a range of items including bottles of spirits and limb braces were allegedly stolen from Gold Coast stores.

Jacklyn O'Brien
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May 14, 2025 - 2:13PM
Gold Coast Bulletin
Police are hoping the community can assist in identifying the three people pictured.
Police are hoping the community can assist in identifying the three people pictured.

Police are appealing to the community for help solving some alleged crimes on the Gold Coast. Anyone with information that might be of assistance is urged to contact crimestoppers on 1800 333 000.

BICYCLE QUERY

Police hope the community may be able to help identify this person. Picture: Queensland Police Service. Reference: QP2500554646.
Police hope the community may be able to help identify this person. Picture: Queensland Police Service. Reference: QP2500554646.

Reference: QP2500554646

Police are making inquiries after a bike was allegedly stolen from the basement of a Southport residential building.

A man allegedly broke into the basement of the building on Como Crescent at 11.50am on March 29, and left with a Norco-branded pushbike.

The man in the hoodie and yellow cap may be able to assist police with their investigation.

BRACE YOURSELF

Police hope the community may be able to help identify this person. Picture: Queensland Police Service. Reference: QP2500803776.
Police hope the community may be able to help identify this person. Picture: Queensland Police Service. Reference: QP2500803776.

Reference: QP2500803776

Police are going out on a limb hoping to find anyone with information about an alleged theft from a Surfers Paradise pharmacy on May 8.

A man entered the Cavill Ave store at 12.30pm, and allegedly took off without paying for multiple limb braces.

Police are looking for support from the community in solving the matter.

COCKTAIL HOUR

Police hope the community may be able to help identify this person. Picture: Queensland Police Service. Reference: QP2500739446.
Police hope the community may be able to help identify this person. Picture: Queensland Police Service. Reference: QP2500739446.

Reference: QP2500739446

Police believe the man pictured will be able to help them crack the case of two spirit bottles missing from a Gold Coast bottle-o.

A man entered the bottle-o in a shopping centre on Broadwater Ave at Hope Island at around 3.30pm on April 27, and allegedly left without paying for a bottle of 1800 coconut tequila and a bottle of Alize.

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