Items of value can be marked for police
identification. Contact any NHW co-ordinator or the Camp Hill Police for
further information.
In Queensland the identification used is the person’s initials followed
by their date of birth and the letter Q for Queensland. For example John
Albert Smith born 12 March 1945 would be JS120345Q. This unique
identification number is engraved on all property or marked with a UV pen
for delicate items and advised to the local police who will enter it into
their database. Any stolen property can then be traced back to it’s owner.
Also property that is marked is harder and more risk for criminals to
dispose of, and therefore less likely to be stolen.
Contact your local neighbourhood watch or Police Station about the free
loan of engravers and stickers for placing on marked
property.
To learn more about NHW, contact
details, newsletters, etc visit the Neighbourhood Watch Queensland site.
Property Safety Sheets (These are PDF
documents. You can download Acrobat pdf Reader for free).
Visit other Queensland
NHW sites.
To do a virtual tour of safety ideas for your
house, car, bike or building site visit the Victorian NHW site.
To download a NHW game for the children
visit the Victorian NHW site.
To see more security ideas for your vehicle
visit the Car Safe website.
The following safety sheets are from the
West Australian NHW website*
(pdf documents. You can download Adobe Acrobat Reader to view pdf documents for free).
*Please note in WA the property identification
number is based on their driver's licence number, the Queensland
format is different see details above. Also contact phone numbers
will be different.
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