Police investigating the death of 24-year-old Toyah Cordingley will be manning Crime Stoppers display in both Wangetti Beach and Rusty’s Markets over the weekend in the hope of obtaining further information from the public.
The Wangetti Beach display will be set-up on Saturday and Sunday (October 27 and 28) from 7am to 5pm
The Rusty’s Markets display will be operating from 7am to 5pm on Saturday and 7am to 3pm on Sunday.
Detective Inspector Sonia Smith again thanked the local community for their continued support and assistance.
“Crime Stoppers and Policelink have obtained a lot of information from the public, so far we’ve received more than 400 Crime Stopper files.
“Police will be handing out flyers and talking to members of the public at both Wangetti Beach and Rusty’s Markets over the weekend in the hopes of finding further information which could assist us with our investigation into Toyah’s death.”
Electronic message boards and fixed billboards
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