Armed offences and a strangulation offence
On March 5, police from Rosewood and the Ipswich Criminal Investigation Branch attended a Mount Walker address after receiving a report of a road-rage type incident which escalated into a firearm being discharged into a vehicle.
Multiple crime scenes were declared and as a result three people were arrested and charged.
A Mount Walker woman, 38, was charged with two counts of an Act intended to cause Grievous Bodily Harm and a Strangulation offence.
A Frazerview man, 26, was charged with Going Armed to cause fear and Wilful damage.
And a Frazerview woman, 22, was charged with Going Armed to cause fear and Wilful damage.
Rosewood Police stated that Investigations were continuing with further charges likely.
Police are appealing to anyone with information regarding this incident to contact Rosewood police or Crimestoppers.
Walloon Crime – Lock it or lose it!
There is a recent increase in property crime offences in the usually very low crime area of Walloon.
These offences have largely been as a result of unlocked vehicles and dwellings being entered by opportunistic thieves.
Investigations are continuing into these offences and police are seeking anyone with information or CCTV of the incidents to come forward.
Police are urging people to lock their dwellings and vehicles to make it as hard as possible for these lowlifes to gain entry and steal your property.
Coffee with a Cop
Rosewood Police have arranged for the Project Booyar Coffee Van to be at the Rosewood Drakes carpark from 7am until 10am on April 9.
Sergeant and Officer in Charge at the Rosewood Station Travis Ehrich will join police from neighbouring stations and volunteers in policing on the day to have a chat with members of the community.
Project Booyar runs activities to support, Youth at Risk while also engaging with Rosewood police and the Rosewood High School to keep our youth on track.
Everyone is welcome to come along for a quality coffee, biscuit and a chat.
Flood Grants
If you were affected by the recent flooding event, did you know that you may be eligible for financial assistance.
The easiest way to apply for the Relief Grant is online at redcross.org.au/grants.
Families who do not have internet access or need support with an application can call the Red Cross hotline on 1800 733 276 to see if they qualify.
Rosewood Station Counter Hours
Rosewood Station has a new Administration Officer, Cheryl, who will be present during the hours of Monday to Thursday 8.30am to 4.00pm.
Ph 3437 2670 Email: Rosewood.Station@police.qld.gov.au.
