Cairns Business Watch

16/04/2021

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Do you recognise anyone on our CCTV reel?

Please share and report information to police via Policelink-131444.

Thank you 🚔

https://mypolice.qld.gov.au/farnorth/cctv-images/

16/04/2021

What is a non-urgent report ? | If a crime is happening now, a life is threatened, or the offender is still in the area, call Triple Zero – 000. A non-urgent report is something that doesn’t require a police officer to attend to as a priority. These include:

Wilful property damage (e.g. graffiti)
Break and enter
Stealing offences
Stolen vehicles
Lost property (e.g. lost phone, wallet, jewellery etc

When you contact Policelink for non-urgent matters, by phone,
online, or through the App, you are helping reduce the number
of calls to Police Stations, and 000 contact centres. Your choice
to contact Policelink increases the ability for frontline Police to
attend more urgent requests for assistance.

REPORT ONLINE: https://www.police.qld.gov.au/reporting

Policelink allows Queensland Police Service resources to be reinvested into other priorities and proactive functions which will
be to the benefit of Queenslanders.

21/02/2021

A woman has been charged with murder following the death of a man in Manoora last night. At 11.50pm police were called to a unit complex on Marchant

20/02/2021

20/02/2021

Feel like the world would end if you didn’t have your phone? Tune into these safety tips to keep your mobile safe Mobile phones can be distracting. If you

20/02/2021

If you've been missing out on posts, you may like to follow and share a new page full of crime alerts, road closures, prevention tips and interesting information for the Greater Cairns area, including Gordonvale, Yarrabah, Edmonton, Cairns, Smithfield, Port Douglas and Mossman.

Do not use this page to report a crime.

In an emergency, call Triple Zero (000).

For non-urgent matters, report to Policelink at police.qld.gov.au/reporting, phone 131 444, or visit your local station.

01/01/2021

Happy New Year! For the most part, far northerners were well behaved during local celebrations.

Despite all that 2020 has thrown at us, Queenslanders were keen to welcome in the new year with revellers celebrating across the state. Whilst police

30/12/2020

New Years Eve tips and the year that was | Far Northern police acknowledge 2020 has brought us many challenges, highs and lows. Check out our NYE tips and a summary of our year that was.

In a year of challenges, 2020 has brought us many highs and lows. The resilience of our Far North community was steadfast during the peak of COVID-19 and

30/12/2020

Far North Queensland Police wish you a safe and happy 2021.

We wish you a safe and happy New Year.

28/12/2020

Woman charged over counterfeit notes | A 38-year-old Manunda woman was charged with two counts of possess counterfeit money, one count each of possess dangerous drugs, possess property suspected as stolen, unlawful possession of weapons category M (knives) and possess property suspected of being acquired for the purpose of committing a drug offence after it's alleged police seized counterfeit notes, drugs and weapons on Sunday. https://mypolice.qld.gov.au/farnorth/2020/12/29/cairns-weekend-crime-wrap-december-29/

27/12/2020

Cairns police are urging business owners to check any $50 notes after counterfeit currency was detected in the region this week. Police from the region’s Tactical Crime Squad recently uncovered the notes after conducting a routine traffic stop of a car. On first look the notes appear to be genuine, however on closer inspection they appear worn and bear the same serial numbers. It is believed the cash could be circulating within the Cairns community and police are encouraging anyone who believes they have counterfeit currency to come forward. Investigations into the origin of the fake notes are continuing.

Cairns police are urging business owners to check any $50 notes after counterfeit currency was detected in the region this week. Police from the region’s