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Police from the Major and Organised Crime Squad (Rural) are continuing investigations into the identification of those involved in trespassing incidents at agricultural locations earlier this year.
On March 23, 2019, a number of people allegedly unlawfully entered a feedlot on Bostock Road, Millmerran.
With the release of this vision from March 23, investigating officers are appealing for those involved, shown in this video, to come forward.
“If you are in this vision, you are encouraged to contact police,” Detective Inspector Troy Pukallus of the Major and Organised Crime Squad (Rural) said.
“This is your one opportunity to do it at your own volition, before we come knocking on your door.”
Police remind members of the public of the seriousness of trespassing and discourage those who may be thinking of trying something similar.
“Unauthorised entry by animal activists to places where animals are kept in Queensland occurs without regard for animal welfare, biosecurity, food
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