We don't put up a paywall – we believe in free access to information of public interest. Barwon LAC “Dob in a Dealer” campaign records first success, NSW A new, state-wide campaign aimed at mobilising members of the public in the fight against prohibited drugs has arrived in Barwon Local Area Command (LAC) – and already recorded its first success, NSW Police say. They provide a comprehensive, professional community-based policing service. Barwon LAC continues its offensive against “ice” via Dob in a Dealer campaign, NSW May 9, 2016 3:39 pm AEST “Dob in a Dealer” campaign arrives in Wollongong LAC, NSW BARWON LAC DISSOLVED AS NSW POLICE MOVE TO ‘POLICE DISTRICT’ MODEL. If you or someone you know is affected by drug use or addiction, please contact support services such as the Alcohol and Drug Information Service on (02) 9361 8000.

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Barwon Local Area Command is just one LAC under threat of being dissolved. Credit: T. Xu/Nanjing University Illustration depicts a faithful reproduction of Johannes Vermeer’s “Girl With a… The Commonwealth-funded campaign is currently being run in states and territories across Australia.

© NBN News | 2020 | nbnnews.com.au Write CSS OR LESS and hit save. text will be replaced. Phone: (02) 6757 0799 SMS these details to your mobile phone for free: Send We won't use your number for marketing purposes. Police from Barwon Local Area Command have thanked the community for their ongoing support during the recent ‘Dob in a Dealer’ campaign, NSW Police say.The Commonwealth-funded campaign is currently being conducted in States and Territories across Australia.While members of the public are urged to report any prohibited-drug activity via Crime Stoppers; ‘Dob in a Dealer’ is targeting the manufacture, supply and use of ‘ice’ (crystal methylamphetamine) in the community.‘Dob in a Dealer’ was promoted across Barwon Local Area Command between Monday 2 May 2016 and Sunday 15 May 2016.Police and Crime Stoppers conducted intensive community-engagement activities at locations across the command, encouraging members of the public to report information about prohibited drugs.During the two weeks of the campaign, Crime Stoppers received a number of community information reports relating to possible drug activity within the Barwon area.Barwon Local Area Commander, Detective Superintendent Paul McDonald, thanked the community for getting behind the ‘Dob in a Dealer’ campaign.“We’ve had a really positive response from the local community and I thank each and every one of you for supporting the campaign and helping us stem the spread of these dangerous substances,” Det Supt McDonald said.“Our officers have been out and about throughout the campaign and Crime Stoppers have received several Information Reports from local residents, which is tremendous to see.“In fact, on the first day of the campaign we received a tip-off that led to a search warrant being executed at a Moree property,” Det Supt McDonald said.“During the search our officers discovered and seized prohibited drugs, drug paraphernalia and property believed to have been stolen during a separate incident.

The motto of the NSW Police Force is the Latin Culpam poena premit comes ("Punishment follows closely upon the heels of crime"). Barwon Lac Police Station is located at 58 Frome Street, Moree.

Experts tell lawmakers: Studies show re-focusing on risk factors can halt or delay dementia What… Well, unlike many news organisations, we have no sponsors, no corporate or ideological interests. It goes to show every call can make a difference.“While the support has been fantastic, I urge people in the community to keep the calls coming in and we will continue to seek out those manufacturing and distributing ‘ice’ in our neighbourhoods,” Det Supt McDonald said.“These substances are not only illegal, but they can be incredibly harmful to your health – even fatal – so there’s no place for them in our community.”Crime Stoppers NSW CEO, Peter Price, said people who live and work within Barwon Local Area Command can still report information confidentially and anonymously to Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000 or online at www.crimestoppers.com.au.“While the campaign has come to a close in Barwon LAC, the issue of illegal drugs has not – and we urge the community to continue reporting drug-dealing or drug-manufacturing activity to Crime Stoppers,” Mr Price said.“We’re calling on members of the public to step up and stamp out ‘ice’ in their community – together we can affect real change.“Making a report to Crime Stoppers is completely confidential. The Commonwealth-funded campaign is currently being conducted in States and Territories across Australia. Google+. Previous article BARNABY BITES BACK. The Commonwealth-funded campaign is currently being conducted in States and Territories across Australia. Facebook. NSW DPI Senior Plant Pathologist Steven Simpfendorfer is encouraging growers to be on high alert… We don't put up a paywall – we believe in free access to information of public interest. All trademarks and rights are owned by their respective owners. If you or someone you know is affected by drug use or addiction, please contact support services such as the Alcohol and Drug Information Service on (02) 9361 8000.NSW DPI Senior Plant Pathologist Steven Simpfendorfer is encouraging growers to be on high alert…A woman whose dangerous driving caused the death of one person and life-changing injuries to…As of September 3, Indigenous Services Canada (ISC) is aware of these confirmed cases of…A man who stalked and harassed a victim has had his sentence increased following intervention…Credit: T. Xu/Nanjing University Illustration depicts a faithful reproduction of Johannes Vermeer’s “Girl With a…Experts tell lawmakers: Studies show re-focusing on risk factors can halt or delay dementia What…Well, unlike many news organisations, we have no sponsors, no corporate or ideological interests. Moree Plains Shire Council Mayor Katrina Humphries says she’s been involved in a series of meetings with police department heads, but nothing has been confirmed. Listed below are the 11 Local Area Commands (LAC), that are in the Western Region. One week into the “Dob in a Dealer” campaign in Barwon Local Area Command (LAC), police and Crime Stoppers are urging residents to continue their offensive against the drug “ice”, NSW Police say. The backbone of the NSW Police Force are the Police Area Commands (PACs) and Police Districts (PDs), your local police. Regional policing has been given a shake-up today, with 34 Local Area Commands soon to become 26 Police Districts. It extends from Barrier in the west, along the state’s northern border to Barwon and New England in the north, down through Oxley and Mudgee to Chifley, Canobolas and Lachlan.

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