Local officer saves kingfisher bird

Every now and then at Road Policing Command our officers are extended an opportunity to show there is much more to the job than just issuing speeding fines.
Today was one such instance. At around 4:50am this morning, RPC officer Senior Constable Amanda Woodley was on her way to work when she spotted a kingfisher bird sitting in the middle of Robinson Road West.

Senior Constable Woodley immediately pulled over and placed the frightened bird in her car where it perched itself up on a drink cooler.
After arriving at work Senior Constable Woodley called a local vet who transported the kingfisher to the RSPCA.
The kingfisher is now doing well and despite no obvious injuries is undoubtedly suffering a little emotionally from the experience.
Without the quick thinking of Senior Constable Woodley it is likely the kingfisher would have been tragically run over.
Lucky for the kingfisher it is expected to make a full recovery and

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Connecting with local businesses

Stafford Police were invited to visit the newly opened Coles Express at Kedron this week to check out the brand new venue and meet the management team.
Stafford Crime Prevention Officer Senior Constable Diana, Store Manager Taryn, Stafford Police Officer in Charge Acting Senior Sergeant Nathan Booth and Regional Security and Loss Prevention Advisor James Brown
The officers provided the staff with business security tips and information to assist them in doing their jobs.
Stafford Police were pleased to attend and build on positive connections with staff as all businesses in the Stafford Police Division play a key role in crime reduction.
Business owners and managers are encouraged to contact Stafford Crime Prevention office on 3364 1897 to find out how to connect with local police.
For more business security information click here

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