Fire destroys Wilmot Country Store
Around 5:00am this morning, Tasmanian Fire Service and Tasmania Police responded to a report of a fire at the Wilmot Country Store.
Information Required About A Car Used In The Commission Of Murder
Detectives investigating the Pine Avenue murder would like to speak to anyone who saw a 1991- 1994 year model light blue coloured Mitsubishi Magna sedan in the vicinity of Pine Avenue in Kingston, or driving through the city along Macquarie Street or the Brooker Highway to Glenorchy after midnight or the early hours of Saturday morning.
Dwelling (Unit) Fire – Pioneer Parade, Ravenswood
At 10:35pm on Thursday 23rd January 2014, Tasmania Police and the Tasmania Fire Service were called to attend a unit fire at Pioneer Parade, Ravenswood.
Serious Cyclist/Truck Collision – Blackmans Bay
A 50 year old cyclist from Blackmans Bay was seriously injured as a result of a collision with a truck on Brightwater Road Blackmans Bay approximately 7.30am Wednesday the 22nd of January, 2014.
Police Seeking To Contact (New Norfolk)
New Norfolk Police are seeking to contact a woman who visited the New Norfolk Newsagency at around 9:40am on Monday 20th January 2014.
EPIRB Activation – Partridge Island
On Tuesday 21 January 2014 at approximately 1.50pm AMSA activated the Westpac Rescue Helicopter to search for an EPIRB activation in the vicinity of Partridge Island, near Dover.
Murder Charge
Detectives have today charged a 19 year old man from Hobart with murder.
Wounding in Kings Meadows – Man Charged
At 12.05am Sunday 12 January 2014 a 27 year old motorist stopped to speak to two men after an item was thrown at his vehicle. One of the men approached his car and an altercation took place with the driver receiving a knife wound to his right arm.
Drugs and Firearms Seizure – Cressy (19 Jan)
On Sunday, 19 January 2014 Longford Police executed a search warrant upon a property situated at Cressy.
Theft of Poppy Heads – Tea Tree
Sometime in the early hours of Sunday the 19th of January 2014, offenders have entered a poppy field situated at Tea Tree (Southern Tasmania). A quantity of poppy heads were stolen. Police are concerned that if consumed, these poppies may cause serious illness or death.