What’s Happening?
A Cleveland man has been charged over an alleged break-and-enter at a Middle Street business. Police said an item was taken before the person fled the scene.
Why It Matters?
The case concerns alleged forced entry into a local business and the theft of a knife. Following inquiries, investigators arrested a suspect and laid a charge over the incident.
Local Impact
The alleged incident occurred at a business on Middle Street in Cleveland. The man is also due to appear locally at Cleveland Magistrates Court.
By the Numbers
- At approximately 3pm on 6 August, police allege a man used an external fire extinguisher to enter the building.
- Investigators arrested a 30-year-old Cleveland man on 8 August, after making inquiries into the alleged incident.
- He was charged with enter premises and commit indictable offence by break. His court date is set for 25 August.
Zoom In
Police allege the man used a fire extinguisher from an external business wall to gain entry. After entering, he allegedly stole a knife before fleeing the scene.
Zoom Out
The alleged incident occurred on 6 August, and investigators made an arrest two days later. Queensland Police released the charge details at 8.33am on 11 August.
What To Look For Next?
The man is due to appear before Cleveland Magistrates Court on 25 August. Further details may become available when the charge is heard in court.
