Mount Druitt Police Area Command

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About 11:15pm on 30 May 2026, police were conducting proactive patrols in the Bidwill area. Due to the manner of driving...
03/06/2026

About 11:15pm on 30 May 2026, police were conducting proactive patrols in the Bidwill area. Due to the manner of driving, police activated their lights and sirens and stopped a vehicle to speak with the driver.

The driver, a male from a Hassall Grove address, was unable to produce a driver’s licence. Police made numerous enquiries before informing the offender that both he and his vehicle would be searched.

During the search of the glovebox, police located a black “Hoodrich” cross-body satchel. Inside the satchel, police located a sealed container holding multiple small clear resealable bags containing methylamphetamine. The total amount of methylamphetamine located was 36 grams.

The offender was placed under arrest and charged with:
• Supply prohibited drug > indictable & < commercial quantity – T1
• Drive motor vehicle during disqualification period – 2nd+ offence
• Possess prohibited drug
The matter is now before the court.

Today, Mount Druitt Police had some extra helping hands on shift, with Constable Jarrod and Constable Steven ready to le...
02/06/2026

Today, Mount Druitt Police had some extra helping hands on shift, with Constable Jarrod and Constable Steven ready to lend a hand around the station.

Constable Jarrod has always dreamed of becoming a police officer, and today that dream came a little closer to reality thanks to a special surprise organised by Mount Druitt Police and his mum.

Both officers were kitted out in uniform, enjoyed a station tour, jumped in a highway patrol vehicle for a ride-along, and had a great time meeting the team.

Mount Druitt Police were back at Cobham Juvenile Justice Centre last week for another round of the Cobham Warriors progr...
30/05/2026

Mount Druitt Police were back at Cobham Juvenile Justice Centre last week for another round of the Cobham Warriors program!

For seven years, this program has brought together police, Juvenile Justice staff, and the boys inside Cobham for four months of weekly Oztag games and positive connection.

The boys took the win this year, but Mount Druitt officers are already gearing up for a comeback next season.

Thanks Police Association of NSW for the on-going support!

About 4:00 pm on Thursday, 21 May 2026, a male from a Shalvey address entered City Beach, Mount Druitt. The offender sel...
29/05/2026

About 4:00 pm on Thursday, 21 May 2026, a male from a Shalvey address entered City Beach, Mount Druitt. The offender selected approximately $270 worth of clothing before leaving the store without making any attempt to pay.

At about 12:30 pm on Monday, 25 May 2026, the same offender attended the service desk at Woolworths, Mount Druitt. The offender reached over the counter and stole a staff member’s handbag containing personal items, cash, and bank cards, before leaving the location. The offender subsequently used the victim’s bank card on three occasions, making unauthorised purchases totalling $245.97.

At about 2:15 pm on Tuesday, 26 May 2026, the offender entered Rebel Sport at Westfield Mount Druitt, where he selected items valued at $634.99.

At about 2:00 pm on Wednesday, 27 May 2026, the offender entered Liquorland at Westfield Mount Druitt and looked behind the counter. As he exited, he reached over the counter and stole an iPad belonging to the store, valued at $800, before immediately running from the scene.

At about 2:30 pm the same day, immediately after stealing the iPad, the offender attended Chambers Cellars Bottle Shop at the Shopsmart complex on Zoe Place, Mount Druitt. The offender offered to exchange the stolen iPad for a 10-pack of alcohol, which was refused. The offender then selected a 10-pack of Woodstock bourbon and cola (valued at $56.99) and a 4-pack of Jim Beam and cola (valued at $23.99), before running past the registers without paying.

At about 12:45 pm, police patrolling the Shopsmart complex for unrelated reasons sighted the offender outside TK Maxx. Police approached and searched him, locating a Medicare card in the victim’s name and a black-and-white Nike duffel bag with security tags attached, stolen from Rebel Sport. The offender was also wearing black Adidas shoes stolen from the same store.

The offender was arrested and conveyed to Mount Druitt Police Station, where he was charged with 12 offences, including Larceny (T2), Dishonestly Obtain Financial Advantage by Deception (T1), Dispose of Property (Serious Indictable Offence ≤ $5000) (T2), and Goods in Custody.

Bail was refused and the offender is now before the court.

In May 2026, police reviewed CCTV footage from Woolworths Plumpton. The footage showed a female, known to be from a Treg...
28/05/2026

In May 2026, police reviewed CCTV footage from Woolworths Plumpton. The footage showed a female, known to be from a Tregear address, entering the store, collecting a trolley, and browsing the aisles. The offender selected various grocery items and placed them into her trolley.

The offender then proceeded to the self-checkout area, where she began scanning items. She scanned and paid for only a portion of the items in her trolley, failing to scan several others. After completing the partial transaction, Woolworths staff approached and challenged her. The offender subsequently left the store without paying for all items in her possession. The total value of the stolen goods was $355.00.

At approximately 4:00 pm on Wednesday, 27 May 2026, police attended the Tregear address. It was established that the offender was already banned from the location. The offender was issued with a Field Court Attendance Notice Shoplifting (T2) and Entering Inclosed Land Not Prescribed Premises Without Lawful Excuse

The matter is now before the court

On Tuesday, 26 May 2026, police visited Eastern Creek Public School to deliver an important talk to Stage 2 and Stage 3 ...
28/05/2026

On Tuesday, 26 May 2026, police visited Eastern Creek Public School to deliver an important talk to Stage 2 and Stage 3 students about social media safety and bullying awareness.

The session encouraged students to stay safe online, make responsible choices, and play an active role in building a positive and supportive digital community.

Whether you're in the stands at Accor Stadum, at your local, or on the couch - cheer loud, celebrate big, but know your ...
27/05/2026

Whether you're in the stands at Accor Stadum, at your local, or on the couch - cheer loud, celebrate big, but know your limits, respect others, and seek support if you need it.
Always respect, always DrinkWise drinkwise.org.au

About 12:30am on 22 May 2026, a male from a Blacktown address attended a home in Lethbridge Park. He approached a side f...
23/05/2026

About 12:30am on 22 May 2026, a male from a Blacktown address attended a home in Lethbridge Park. He approached a side fence and removed cable ties that had been placed there to prevent access to the property. The offender then used a crowbar to force entry, breaking the door lock. Once inside, he rummaged through the residence. A nearby witness, aware that the homeowner was in hospital at the time, contacted police. The offender remained inside the property for some time before exiting through the rear and jumping the back fence.

Police attended the scene, commenced an investigation and shortly after arrested the offender. The offender was searched, with police locating a bank debit card belonging to the victim in his possession

The offender was conveyed to Mount Druitt Police Station and charged with:
• Break and Enter House etc. and Steal (value ≤ $60,000)
• Use Offensive Weapon with Intent to Commit Indictable Offence
• Goods in Personal Custody Suspected of Being Stolen (not motor vehicle)

He is now before the court

About 9:00pm on Thursday 21 May 2026, police were patrolling Bougainville Road, Lethbridge Park when they observed a sil...
22/05/2026

About 9:00pm on Thursday 21 May 2026, police were patrolling Bougainville Road, Lethbridge Park when they observed a silver Holden Commodore travelling in the opposite direction displaying altered number plates.

Police activated their lights and sirens; however, the male driver, from a Quakers Hill address, failed to stop and a pursuit was initiated.

The pursuit continued for some time, with the driver refusing to stop. While travelling along Rooty Hill Road North, police observed one tyre detach from the rim, with the front tyre also barely remaining on its rim.

Despite the damage, the driver continued along Rooty Hill Road North at approximately 50km/h in a signposted 50km/h zone, before turning right onto North Parade, Rooty Hill, where he continued at similar speed. At this stage, the rear rim had significantly deteriorated, causing the vehicle to slow.

The driver then entered the loading dock area of Kmart, Mount Druitt, off North Parade, where the vehicle came to a stop. The driver and front passenger were removed from the vehicle and arrested.

A search of the driver located approximately 1.12 grams of methamphetamine.

The driver was conveyed to Mount Druitt Police Station and charged with:
• Never licensed person drive vehicle on road (prior offence)
• Use Class A vehicle displaying altered number plate
• Police pursuit – fail to stop – drive recklessly (2nd+ offence)
• Possess prohibited drug

He was refused bail and the matter is now before the court.

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