Police have charged a man in relation to two break and enters across the North Brisbane District in the early hours of yesterday morning, June 28.
Police will allege two males gained entry into a Kingfisher Place address in Chapel Hill at approximately 5.30am before being confronted by the house owner, a 53-year-old man.
One of the males, allegedly armed with a knife and wearing a white hoodie and black balaclava, demanded for keys to a Porsche parked outside the house at the time, before the pair fled the scene in a white sedan.
The owner was not physically injured, and nothing was stolen from the property.
Police will also allege a Thiesfield Street address in Fig Tree Pocket was broken into by two males just before 6am, where a white Kia Cerato was stolen.
A 27-year-old Raceview man has been charged with two counts of enter dwelling with intent, two counts of possessing dangerous drugs, and one count each of attempted robbery and unlawful use of motor vehicle.
He is due to appear in Ipswich Magistrates Court tomorrow, June 30.
The Kia Cerato was located at a Bundamba address.
Further suspects remain outstanding.
Anyone with information or relevant CCTV or dashcam vision, is urged to come forward.
Investigations remain ongoing.
Earlier: Break and enters, North Brisbane – Queensland Police News
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