DRIVE A2B July 2018
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Police are seeking to identify these men<br />
If you see something, say something! Call Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000 or report confidentially online.<br />
FRAUD<br />
Kew & Bulleen<br />
DATE 24 April <strong>2018</strong><br />
TIME 4:00 PM<br />
REFERENCE NO. CSV2805<br />
FRAUD<br />
Cheltenham<br />
DATE 30 April <strong>2018</strong><br />
TIME 1:30 PM<br />
REFERENCE NO.<br />
CSV2802<br />
BURGLARY<br />
Port Melbourne &<br />
Melbourne CBD<br />
DATE 23 January <strong>2018</strong><br />
TIME 5:00 AM<br />
REFERENCE NO. CSV2746<br />
At around 4:00pm on Tuesday, 24 April,<br />
a woman attended a bank in Kew. The<br />
woman used a fake Chinese passport<br />
and withdrew a large sum of money out<br />
of the victim’s account.<br />
On Thursday, 26 April at about 12:00pm<br />
she attended a bank in Bulleen. She<br />
attempted to transfer money from a<br />
second, separate victim’s account.<br />
This transaction was processed however<br />
subsequently cancelled upon the victim<br />
becoming aware and contacting the<br />
bank.<br />
The woman is perceived to be of Asian<br />
appearance, approximately 30 to 40<br />
years of age with short black hair. She<br />
was wearing dark clothing, black and<br />
white shoes and a tartan style scarf.<br />
At about 5:00am on 23 January <strong>2018</strong>, two men<br />
allegedly accessed a Port Melbourne premises<br />
whilst the residents were sleeping.<br />
They proceeded to steal a number of items,<br />
including a wallet containing a credit card before<br />
leaving.<br />
The two men then attended a retail outlet on<br />
Lonsdale Street at about 6.40am to purchase food<br />
with the stolen credit card.<br />
The first man<br />
is perceived to<br />
be Caucasian in<br />
appearance, aged in<br />
his mid-20s with a thin<br />
build. He was wearing<br />
a blue hooded jumper,<br />
black t-shirt and<br />
camouflage pants at<br />
the time.<br />
The second man<br />
is perceived to<br />
be Caucasian in<br />
appearance, aged in<br />
his mid-20s with a thin<br />
build. He was wearing<br />
a peaked cap, black<br />
hooded rain coat and<br />
shorts at the time<br />
and appears to have<br />
a distinctive tattoo on<br />
his left calf.<br />
At around 1:30pm 30 April<br />
<strong>2018</strong>, a man attended a<br />
major shopping centre in<br />
Cheltenham, and was in<br />
possession of a stolen debit<br />
mastercard.<br />
The man proceeded to make<br />
numerous cash withdrawals.<br />
He also purchased a<br />
mobile phone and phone<br />
accessories whilst inside the<br />
centre.<br />
The male is perceived to be<br />
Caucasian in appearance,<br />
approximately 20-25 years<br />
old with a medium build.<br />
He was wearing an orange<br />
and blue Hi Vis shirt, khaki<br />
shorts, glasses and a blue<br />
cap.<br />
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