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Man arrested after threatening speed camera operator in Kewdale

Ben SmithSouthern Gazette

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Please enjoy yourself and be considerate to others.

It is our Australia Day too, so say hello to patrolling officers.

Be vigilant with your belongings. Lock doors and windows, particularly if you’re going out. Ensure your valuables are secure if you’re going for a swim. – Senior Sergeant Stephen Thompson

KEWDALE

POLICE have charged a Cloverdale man after he allegedly threatened a speed camera operator in Kewdale on January 14.

About 8.20pm, an officer was operating a speed camera along Gabriel Street, near Knutsford Avenue, when they detected a vehicle travelling at 65km/h in the 50km/h speed zone.

The vehicle returned shortly afterwards and the driver confronted the officer and allegedly demanded the image be deleted.

Police attended the scene soon after but the man had already left.

However, almost 25 minutes later, the same man returned to the scene and allegedly threatened the operator with a large rock.

Police returned shortly afterwards and arrested the 46 year-old as he attempted to flee on foot.

He has been charged with threatening to injure, endanger or harm and being armed in a way which caused fear.

He is due to appear in Perth Magistrates Court on Tuesday, February 6.

CARLISLE

Kensington Detectives are seeking information in relation to an aggravated robbery that occurred in Carlisle on Saturday, January 6.

At about 2:30pm three men gained entry to a house in Marchamly Street.

Once inside the house they threatened the occupant, a female in her 30s, and demanded property.

After taking the victim’s bag, they ran from the scene and are believed to have left the scene in a vehicle.

The first man is described as aged in his 20s, dark skinned, 165cm tall, slim build, wearing a black Russell Athletics hooded jumper, a black cap, dark pants with black shoes.

The second man is described as being aged in his early 20s, dark skinned, 172cm tall, slim build, short cropped black hair, wearing a blue long sleeved button up shirt, navy blue shorts with a white stripe, black sneakers.

The last man is described as being aged in his early 20s, dark skinned, 168cm tall, slim build, tanned pants, white sneakers, khaki baseball cap, white long sleeved T shirt with a black motif on the front.

Detectives would like to speak with anyone who recognises these men or may have seen them in the area.