Commodore bits and pieces

A stolen white Commodore sedan that was taken from a Nowra address was located at Dignam’s Creek at 3.30pm on Saturday.

The rear quarter window was smashed and several items including a bonnet scoop, front spoiler, baby seat and spare tyre were missing.

Police have suspects and investigations continue.

Go home to mum

A fight between friends at a concert at a Narooma club on Friday night caused a disturbance with police arriving after 19-year-old Narooma man refused to leave.

The man was issued with a $550 fine for failing to quit a licensed establishment and taken home to his mother.

Won’t take no for an answer

A 33-year-old man from Sale, Victoria was refused entry to a Narooma hotel on Saturday night after security realised he had been barred on New Year’s Eve.

The man eventually left after becoming aggressive but returned a short time later at 11.40pm when police were called and he was issued a $550 fine.

Snorkeler death goes to Coroner

Police are preparing a report for the Coroner in relation to the death of a 63 year old Sydney man. The man was seen to be spear fishing with another man in the Potato Point area on Monday afternoon, January 5.

Witnesses observed the man for a short period of time before realising that he was in trouble.

Witnesses raised the alarm with the other diver and the man was retrieved from the ocean and CPR was commenced.

Police and Ambulance were notified and attended. The man was unable to be revived and an Ambulance Helicopter and the SES were called in to help retrieve him from the cliff base. The SES crew retrieved the man from the 40-meter cliff and he was taken to Moruya Hospital.

Bridge disturbance

Police responded to a domestic disturbance at the Narooma bridge at 1.10am on Sunday after a man smashed the window of his car with a rock.

The man was issued a cannabis caution after they found smoking paraphernalia in the car.

Stolen games at resort

Five Nintendo video games were reported stolen from inside a cabin at a Narooma caravan park at 7.30pm on Monday, January 5.

Reversed into

An elderly man leaving the doctor’s surgery on the Narooma Flat received minor injuries after a car backed into him at 11.45am on January 2.

The man was treated at the surgery for minor lacerations and grazing.

Get off the road

Police offered a ride to a man causing a disturbance on Wagonga Street at 6.40pm on Wednesday but were refused.

The man was drinking from a wine cask and reluctantly agreed to move on.

Call for help nets plants

Police have seized two Cannabis plants from a Bondi Street address in Tuross Head. Police on Sunday morning received a call for assistance from the address. When police arrived no persons could be located.

A search of the yard and house failed to locate anyone needing assistance.

The plants were located in the rear yard and were seized by police. The 42-year-old male occupant was later spoken to by police and enquires are continuing.

Goods located

Police have a ladies watch found on the Narooma main beach on Thursday and a kid’s scooter found in bush at Bermagui on Wednesday.

“Lock it or lose it” message

Police are again reminding visitors to the Far South Coast to “Lock It or Lose it” while on holidays. Far South Coast Crime Prevention Officer Senior Constable Scott White said, “We would just like to remind our visitors who are staying in Holiday Resorts to be mindful of their property. Unfortunately we have seen several incidents over the holiday period where people have left things like mobile phones, wallets and fishing equipment unattended and they have been stolen. Resort operators are working with police and doing all they can do to provide a safe environment but people need to take responsibility for their own property. “If anyone notices suspicious activity within a resort they should notify the police and the Resort Management as soon as possible. Senior Constable White said, “We want people to enjoy their time here on the South Coast and not go away with a negative experience.”