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Number Plate Theft In Campbell

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Hey guys, just thought I would pass this information on.

We had a number of car Numberplates stolen at work (in Campbell). They weren't very smart about it and just tried to tear them off cars. Several cars were damaged.

If you live in or around the area, it might be a good idea to take some precautions.


If you have any information, please call the Police (I hope they actually do something about it). Don't be a hero, some of these guys aren't worth getting involved with.

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So they'll be used for petrol thieving and more serious crimes right?

...especially the latter before 1/7/13 when number plate recognition comes into force right?

Actually ACT police can access all that info right now!

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Had a spate out my way a few months back. First my girls after a sleep over and a week or so later my rear plate.

Was only bout an hour before I discovered it missing and reported to both local servos and cops.

Police called the following day saying they had it. Wouldn't say if they caught the culprits.

Got different plates anyway and put those special number plate screws in.

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