Mandurah detectives crackdown on motorbike theft after spike

Carla Hildebrandt
Updated August 28 2019 - 10:58am, first published August 22 2019 - 4:47pm
Detectives investigate: Police Senior Sergeant Trevor Troy (left) and Fifth Element Kawasaki dealer principal Paul Mansfield (right) whose business was ram raided in September, 2018, leading to $8000 worth of motorbikes and apparel being stolen. Photos: Carla Hildebrandt, Gareth McKnight.
Detectives investigate: Police Senior Sergeant Trevor Troy (left) and Fifth Element Kawasaki dealer principal Paul Mansfield (right) whose business was ram raided in September, 2018, leading to $8000 worth of motorbikes and apparel being stolen. Photos: Carla Hildebrandt, Gareth McKnight.

An increase in motorbike and vehicle theft across the Mandurah District has prompted local police to investigate potential organised crime groups operating in the area.

Carla Hildebrandt

Journalist at the Mandurah Mail

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