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Bolt action and sweet treats locked in for Monday!

The most pawfect day of the year is on this Monday at Stafford Police Station.
We are of course talking about RSPCA Cupcake Day on Monday August 21 at Stafford Police Station.
This event kicks off at 8am and will go on until 11am or until cup/pup cakes run out!
We will have heaps of sweet treats for you and special snacks for your four legged friends too.
All yours for a kind donation.
Stafford Police have been officially holding RSPCA Cupcake day since 2014 and found some photos of our first four-legged visitor to our first Cupcake Day event – Police Puppy Bolt who had a pawsome time!

Police Puppy Bolt is now Police Dog Bolt and dropped into Stafford Police Station this week to make sure that Cupcake Day preparations were in order!

Even though Police Dog Bolt is all grown up and a working General Purpose dog, he still suppawts RSPCA Cupcake day!
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R U in Control? campaign targets fraud

Today Commissioner Ian Stewart announced the R U in Control? campaign, aimed at empowering Queenslanders and helping them avoid becoming a victim of cyber and financial crime.
The Commissioner said it had been estimated that organised crime costs the Australian economy $21 billion per year with $8.5 billion of that figure directly related to cyber, identity and corporate crime.
“While police and other agencies work to prevent these crimes and apprehend those who target vulnerable Queenslanders, it is important we fight this battle as a united front and take the control back from these fraudsters and scammers,” Commissioner Stewart said.
“Too many Queensland businesses and individuals are being targeted by criminals stealing data for use in other crimes or holding businesses to ransom for large sums of money.
“We are also seeing vulnerable Queenslanders targeted daily with cold call investment scams, malicious emails and fake website scams,” Commissioner Stewart said.
The R U in Control?

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Do you recognise this ute?

Hi folks,
We are seeking your assistance to identify the ute in this photo which has a distinctive rear tray.
We believe the occupants of the vehicle maybe able to assist us with linked investigations into a number of crimes reported to police, including a motor vehicle being stolen in O’Connell Street Kangaroo Point.
QP1701375987 is the reference to assist.

If you have information for police, contact Policelink on 131 444 or provide information using the online form 24hrs per day.
You can report information about crime anonymously to Crime Stoppers, a registered charity and community volunteer organisation, by calling 1800 333 000 or via crimestoppersqld.com.au 24hrs per day.

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