Between 9pm on Sunday, November 11, and 9.15am on Monday, November 12, three break-ins occurred in Kianga.
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Unknown persons broke into a motor vehicle parked on Sunset Boulevard, from which various personal items were stolen. Another motor vehicle was also broken into on Montague Avenue.
In the early hours of Monday, November 12, a Kianga premises was broken into, at which time jewellery and a jewellery box were stolen.
Police are treating the break-ins as linked, and ask anyone with information to contact police or crimestoppers.
Common assault
At 5.25pm on Friday, November 16, a 23-year-old female allegedly assaulted a 17-year-old youth in Narooma.
The Bodalla woman was subsequently arrested and charged with common assault, and bailed to appear at Narooma Local Court.
Cannabis warning
At 11.30pm on Monday, November 19, a 20-year-old Narooma man was stopped in his motor vehicle on the Princes Highway.
A search by police found a small amount of cannabis on his person. He was issued with a cannabis caution.
Unknown substance
At 1.40am on Saturday, November 17, a 21-year-old Bermagui man was located in a motor vehicle.
A subsequent breath test returned a positive reading of .117. Police also located 24 capsules of an unknown substance.
The man was charged with mid-range drink driving to appear at Narooma Local Court.
Disqualified driver
At 3.50pm on Wednesday, November 14, a 41-year-old Bermagui man was observed driving a motor vehicle.
Subsequent checks by police showed his license was disqualified. The man was charged with the matter, and will appear in Narooma Local Court.
Stolen esky
Between 9pm and 11pm on Thursday, November 8, unknown persons stole an esky containing food and beer from a caravan park in Bermagui.
Police advise people to ensure all of their property is secure when in a public place.
Lost necklace
A gold necklace was lost on Narooma Bar Beach on Saturday, November 10. Police believe the necklace was located, but not handed in.
Police ask anyone who has the necklace, or has information regarding the necklace, to contact them so it can be returned to its owner.