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Crime Stoppers is seeking public assistance in relation to an alleged act of attempting to obtain property by deception at a Diamond Creek bank.
At about 3.30pm on Wednesday 6 October, 2010 a man attended the Commonwealth bank, Westfield shopping centre, Airport West.
At about 5.20am on Saturday 10th April, 2010 a man went to an ATM in Doncaster Road, Doncaster East.
At about 11.40am on Saturday 26 September 2009 a man walked into Target in Box Hill Centro South, Box Hill...
Crime Stoppers is seeking public assistance in relation to the use of an allegedly fraudulent credit card in Ringwood...
In May, July and August 2009, police allege a man attended several retail outlets in the Forest Hill, Glen Waverley and Nunawading areas and attempted to purchase laptop computers using false credit cards and driver licence identification...
Crime Stoppers is seeking public assistance in relation to an alleged attempt to obtain property by deception at The Glen Shopping Centre, Springvale Road, Glen Waverley...
Investigators allege that about 2.45pm on Wednesday 22 April, 2009 a man walked into Dick Smith Electronics on the corner of Nepean Highway and Hawthorn Road...
On Thursday 4 June, 2009 a man tried to purchase a Nintendo DSI at Target, Waverley Gardens with a Visa card...
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