Ten vehicles reported stolen across Ipswich District in November

Queensland Police are asking the public for help to locate ten vehicles reported stolen in the Ipswich District during November.

The vehicles, with the date each was reported and its occurrence number, are:

• Grey Ford Falcon sedan, registration 173PT6, 5 November (QP2602189812)
• White Holden Crewman dual cab, registration 175YSG, 7 November (QP2602200583)
• Opalite caravan trailer, registration 281UUC, 8 November (QP2602207589)
• Homemade domestic/box trailer, registration 283UOK, listed as 05/111/2026 in the release (QP2602188989)
• Black Mazda 6 sedan, registration 583EE7, 4 November (QP2602184008)
• Green Holden Commodore sedan, registration 671PV4, 6 November (QP2602192433)
• White Toyota RAV4 station wagon, registration 969YDE, 4 November (QP2602179212)
• Blue Ford Fiesta hatchback, registration 934PV4, 10 November (QP2602224832)
• White MG HS station wagon, registration JCR069, 9 November (QP2602214258)
• Silver Toyota Landcruiser station wagon, registration 710OL4, 10 November (QP2602219591)

Anyone who has seen any of the vehicles, or who has information that could help locate them, is urged to contact police. Information can be provided to Policelink 24 hours a day through the online suspicious activity form on the Queensland Police website, or by calling 131 444.

Information can also be reported anonymously to Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000 or through the Crime Stoppers Queensland website.

Police have also issued a reminder about vehicle and home security. Car owners should lock and secure their vehicles and keep valuables, including cash, electronics and handbags, out of sight. Garages should be locked at all times, as vehicles, electrical equipment, trailers and ride-on mowers can be stolen even while people are at home. Police also urged people to secure their homes to help avoid opportunistic thefts, and to lock e-scooters and bicycles with chains and padlocks when not in use.

Information on active stolen vehicle investigations from the past 28 days is available through the Queensland Police Service stolen vehicles page.