Adelaide laundromats targeted in rapid break-in spree

Six laundromats across Adelaide's northern suburbs were targeted in rapid break-ins over five days. Thieves broke through doors and smashed coin machines.

Why it mattersSmall business owners are losing money and feeling unsafe. The attacks suggest the thieves are targeting laundromats on purpose.

AustraliaAdelaide residents in northern suburbs should be alert; laundromat owners face repeated targeted crime threatening business viability.

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Adelaide man charged after tracker found under woman's car

A 31-year-old man was arrested and charged with two crimes. He put a tracking device on a woman's car without her permission and also stalked her. Police found the device under her vehicle in Adelaide's northern suburbs.

Why it mattersTracking someone without their permission is a crime. Police handle these cases seriously. They can issue intervention orders to protect victims.