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SHEPPARTON, VIC. — Echuca and Shepparton Crime Investigation Unit detectives have charged a man following the alleged theft of seven vehicles, including a police car in Shepparton, during March and April.

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SHEPPARTON, VIC. — Echuca and Shepparton Crime Investigation Unit detectives have charged a man following the alleged theft of seven vehicles, including a police car in Shepparton, during March and April.

Detectives will allege a Kia Stinger sedan was stolen from Jumping Creek Road, Warrandyte, on March 22, before a second Kia Stinger sedan was stolen from Raymond Street, Dandenong, later the same day.

It is alleged that a Chevrolet utility was stolen from Midstar Court, Kialla, on April 7 whilst on Friday, April 10, detectives will allege an unmarked police car, a blue Kia Sorrento, was stolen from a car dealership on Benalla Road.

Detectives will also allege a Holden Calais sedan was also stolen from Pyrenees Road, Clyde, on the same day, whilst a Toyota Hilux was stolen during an aggravated burglary at a property on Bateman Drive, Echuca, on April 12.

Cash, keys and personal items were allegedly stolen during the incident.

Police will allege a seventh vehicle, a Ford Falcon sedan, was stolen from Orrvale Road, Orrvale, on April 13.

All of the allegedly stolen cars have been located, with the exception of the Ford Falcon sedan.

A 29-year-old Shepparton man was arrested in Kialla on 16 April and has been charged with:

    • seven counts of theft of a motor vehicle;
    • use Victoria Police identification;
    • trafficking methylamphetamine;
    • possession of GHB;
    • dealing [in the] proceeds of crime;
    • possess an offensive weapon;
    • two counts of theft;
    • obtain property by deception;
    • unlicensed driving and
    • commit[ting] an indictable offence while on bail.

The man has been remanded in custody to appear before the Shepparton Magistrates’ Court today.

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