Horses: the four legged vehicle on our roads

Many of the old rules relating to the interaction between cars and horse riders have been removed from the legislation. Horses are now classed as vehicles!

Report lost property online now!

When someone loses their wallet, keys or mobile phone it usually triggers a sinking feeling, followed by hours of lost time trying to retrace steps, then that inevitable panicked call or visit to the nearest police station to lodge a report.

DNA: Unlocking crimes secrets

The potential of DNA technology to help identify or eliminate suspects, link multiple crime scenes and assist with the identification of victims has made DNA an invaluable resource for global law enforcement agencies, as well as the stuff of television crime shows.

Ride Like Crazy 2012

Members of the South Australia Police swapped their blues for lyrca yesterday to raise funds for cancer research, prevention and treatment.

Trail bikes police train lines

SAPOL is now using trail bikes and mountain bikes to police graffiti, other acts of vandalism and public safety around train lines.

Teens fall victim to sexting

Police are concerned about the growing prevalence of sexting among teens who do not understand the long-term consequences of this behaviour.

Speed camera locations - daily.

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Police investigate possible links to business break-ins

Monday, 6 February 2012 11:13am

Two businesses were broken into at Novar Gardens and Fulham over the weekend and police are investigating possible links.

Police looking into optical store break-in's - southern suburbs

Monday, 6 February 2012 10:33am

Police are investigating two break-in's on optical stores at Edwardstown and Glenelg East over the weekend.

Surf wear stolen over weekend

Monday, 6 February 2012 6:30am

Police are asking members of the public to be wary if offered cheap surf wear including wetsuits, clothing, sunglasses and watches at prices too good to be true; as there's a possibility the surf wear could be stolen following a break-in at Streaky Bay over the weekend.