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Peacevale residents fed-up with break-ins

Residents considering a neighbourhood watch to assist police fight crime

Peacevale residents say they are living in ‘virtual fear’, following a spate of mainly daytime burglaries in the area.
In at least two incidents, residents have been attacked in their homes and tied up and robbed of appliances and cash.
One man was locked in a room while thieves looted his house.

One resident told the Courier that the ‘modus operandi’ is to target houses where there is an ‘easy escape route’ to open fields.

One resident told the Courier that the ‘modus operandi’ is to target houses where there is an ‘easy escape route’ to open fields.

A favourite area is the top section of Peacevale, opposite Talana Museum. One resident, who declined to be named,  said he knew of at least six burglaries over the past ‘few weeks’.
Residents are now considering setting up a neighbourhood watch to assist with the fight against crime.

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Terry Worley

Terry Worley has been associated with the Courier for many years and is involved in the community covering a variety of issues affecting residents. He has a passion for local politics and for the history of the area.

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