October 9th 2024.
Recently, new footage from CCTV cameras has been released by the police as they investigate the theft of a large number of limited edition Bluey coins in western Sydney. It was reported on July 12th that 63,000 coins, which were yet to be released to the public, had been stolen from a warehouse in Wetherill Park. This incident prompted the authorities to launch an investigation, which was named Strike Force Bandit, after the cartoon character Bluey's father.
Since then, the police have managed to seize 189 of the stolen coins and have charged two individuals who are currently facing legal proceedings. However, they are still on the lookout for more suspects and are seeking the help of the public to gather more information. In particular, they are interested in speaking to a man who was seen at a bank in Revesby, the driver of a white SUV spotted near the bank after the robbery, and the driver of a dark Ford Territory who was seen driving around the warehouse during the time of the theft.
According to the description provided by witnesses, the man seen at the bank is believed to be of Pacific Islander or Maori descent, with a medium build and a black beard. The police are urging anyone who may have any information about these incidents to come forward and contact Crime Stoppers at 1800 333 000.
In addition, the authorities have also set up a WhatsApp channel where people can stay updated on the latest breaking news, celebrity gossip, and sports updates. The best part? No comments, no algorithms, and your private details are kept safe. So why not join us and stay in the loop? Don't miss out on the latest updates and help us bring justice to those involved in this theft. Together, we can make a difference.
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