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Business banner stolen

Banner stolen

A “STIHL Shop Swan Hill” mesh banner was stolen from a fence on Nyah Road between 6pm on July 11 and 7am the following morning.

House burgled

OFFENDERS gained entry to a home in Haig Street between 4am on July 11 and 7.30am the following day, stealing a Milwaukee nail gun, a router, batteries and a charger.

Vehicle damaged

THE windscreen of a vehicle parked in a residential street in Robinvale was damaged at about 1am on July 14.

Police have identified persons of interest in relation to the incident.

Fuel theft

AT an address in Gonn Avenue, Murrabit, between July 5 and 10, offenders used a garden hose to steal diesel from a tractor.

They also stole the tractor’s battery.

Graffiti attack

OFFENDERS used a black texta to graffiti surfaces at the old Donald train station on the evening of July 8.

The toilet blocks in Donald were targeted on the same evening.

Unlawful entry

OFFENDERS have gained entry to a shed in King Albert Street, Leitchville, but it is unclear if anything has been stolen.

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