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Man charged with 32 offences in Launceston CBD burglary spree

A 42-year-old Campbell Town man has been charged with 32 offences including 11 burglaries across Launceston's CBD.

Tasmania Police arrested the man after searching a house in Newnham and locating stolen property from at least 13 businesses. Police charged him with 11 counts of burglary, four attempted burglaries, three counts of trespass, 12 counts of stealing, motor vehicle theft, unlawful possession of property and minor drug offences.

The man was detained and appeared in Launceston Magistrates Court on October 20. Police say they are working with retailers and business owners to address CBD crime through targeted patrols and community engagement.

The force urged people to report crimes immediately to help identify patterns and direct resources.

42 years old
Suspect age
32
Total charges
11
Burglary counts
At least 13
Businesses targeted

Why it mattersLaunceston businesses can expect increased police focus on CBD security and may feel safer reporting incidents now that a significant suspect faces court.

AustraliaSmall businesses in Tasmania's CBD have been hit hard by the burglaries; the arrest and court appearance may help reduce future break-ins in the area.

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