Three people have been charged with a large amount of offences in relation to ATM thefts and break-ins over the past few months in the northern areas of Adelaide.
Officers from the Northern District Criminal Investigation Branch have been investigating an extensive crime series dating back to June 2026. The crime series involving the thefts of ATM’s, cash, extensive property damage, theft of motor vehicles and arson.
Police suspect the crime series to be linked to a break-in at a hotel in Greenock occurring on 12 August where initial arrests were made.
The three suspects, a 21-year-old Kybunga man, a 21-year-old Modbury man and an 18-year-old man from Moonta Bay were charged with various offences including serious criminal trespass and theft.
They were initially refused bail by police but later granted bail in court.
After further investigation, police re-arrested the trio today (Thursday 12 November) and they were all refused bail to appear in the Elizabeth Magistrates Court on Friday 13 November.
The three men face a total of 69 charges, including aggravated serious criminal trespass, theft, illegal use of a motor vehicle and breach of bail.
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