Have you lost a bike? Police are looking to reunite stolen bikes with owners
Plus, Murray Bridge detectives are looking for witnesses to an assault in Mannum on June 19.
Murray Bridge police are asking for assistance from the public to re-unite suspected stolen bikes with their rightful owners.
On June 26 patrols conducted a search of a Murray Bridge home, during which they located various suspectedly stolen items: two of these items included mountain bikes.
Three people were arrested and charged with unlawful possession, and will appear in court.
If you live in the Murray Bridge area and have recently been the victim of a bike theft, you are encouraged to contact the Murray Bridge police.
Proof of ownership such as a serial number will be required when coming forward.
- Murray Bridge police: (08) 8535 6020
Witness sought after assault in Mannum
Meanwhile, Murray Bridge detectives are investigating an assault that occurred on Thursday June 19 at a business on Randell Street, where a victim sustained injuries.
Investigators are appealing to anyone who witnessed the event in Mannum, or who may have relevant information to come forward and assist police.
You can anonymously provide information to Crime Stoppers online at crimestopperssa.com.au or call 1800 333 000.
Driver tests positive to drugs
Finally, just one driver has been picked up by Murray Mallee police in the past week.
Officers stopped a 27-year-old Murray Bridge man in a Land Rover station wagon on Bridge Street on Sunday.
He allegedly tested positive for methamphetamine.
The driver lost his licence for three months on the spot and may face court, pending further analysis of the test sample.
