Tasmania Police’s Operation SWIPE taskforce has been working hard in the lead up to Christmas, targeting shoplifting and anti-social offending across the Glenorchy municipality.
So far in December, a total of 74 people have been proceeded against with 453 charges.
This included:
• 37 people have been arrested
• Of those arrests, 18 were detained for court
• 36 people were summonsed
• 1 was issued a Youth Caution Action Notice
• 38 youths were charged with 280 offences.
• Of these youths, 8 were detained for court.
Inspector Jason Klug said that Tasmania Police would continue to work closely with the community to reduce offending.
“These patrols are about sending a message to the small percentage of people in our community who choose to do the wrong thing – illegal activities and anti-social behaviours will not be tolerated by police.”
If you believe you have witnessed any shoplifting or anti-social behaviour in or around our community spaces, please contact Police on 131 444 or Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000 or at crimestopperstas.com.au. Information can be provided anonymously.
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