In a 12-hour period, five burglaries occurred, and six vehicles were stolen. The offenders involved in these incidents remain outstanding. Details of the incidents are:
• A blue Holden Cruze sedan was stolen from a residence on Great Northern Highway in Pippingarra.
• About 2.50am, unknown person(s) gained entry into a warehouse on Munda Way in Wedgefield, rummaged through items inside before stealing a white Toyota Landcruiser.
• About 4am, police located the two vehicles travelling recklessly on Murdoch Drive. A tyre deflating device was successfully deployed, causing both vehicles to be abandoned. The occupants of the vehicles then fled the area.
• Sometime between 12am and 4.30am, unknown person(s) forced entry into a building premises on Cajarina Road in Wedgefield. They stole several items, before fleeing the area in two vehicles - a grey Toyota Prado and a white Toyota Hilux.
• About 2.45am, the vehicles were sighted on Koombana Avenue and Captains Way. The attempt to intercept the vehicles was terminated due to safety concerns.
• The white Toyota Hilux was later located abandoned in an area known as Deepwater on North Circular Road.
• The grey Toyota Prado has been located.
• Sometime between 8pm and 3pm, unknown person(s) forced entry into a residence on Eucalypt Court in South Hedland. The unknown person(s) damaged multiple items and rummaged through personal belongings, before fleeing the area in a white Toyota Hilux. About 10.05am, the white Toyota Hilux was located abandoned behind a residence on Gascoyne Court.
• Sometime between 7.30pm and 6.30am, a white Toyota Hilux was stolen from an address on Delamere Place in South Hedland.
• About 5.30am, 14 September, police located the vehicle abandoned with the white Toyota Hilux in Deepwater.
Members of the public who provide information to Crime Stoppers, may be eligible for a reward of up to $1,000 from Crime Stoppers WA.
Anyone with any information relating to these burglary and stolen vehicle incidents, are urged to contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000 or online via www.crimestopperswa.com.au.  ; People providing information may remain anonymous if they wish.
