Missing Lilydale teen
Police are appealing for public assistance to help locate missing Lilydale teenager Olivia Adams-Razos.
The 15-year-old was last seen on Victoria Road at 11pm on 14 August.
Olivia is known to frequent the Yarra Glen or Wantirna areas and when last seen she was wearing black leggings, a black spray jacket and carrying a large brown handbag.
Police and family hold concerns for Olivia’s welfare due to her age.
Police have released an image of Olivia in the hope someone recognises her and can provide information regarding her current whereabouts.
Anyone with information about Olivia is urged to contact Lilydale Police Station on 9739 2300.
Chris Marshall wanted on warrant
Police are appealing for public assistance to help locate Chris Marshall.
A warrant has been issued for the 30-year-old’s arrests in relation to high risk driving.
He is known to frequent the Ferntree Gully, Don Valley and Tecoma areas.
Marshall may be driving a dark-coloured Holden VF ute.
Investigators have released an image of Marshall in the hope someone may have information on his current whereabouts.
Anyone who sights Marshall or has information about his current whereabouts is urged to contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000 or make a confidential report at www.crimestoppersvic.com.au.
Cops quiet during Covid
Numerous police stations across the Dandenong Ranges have reported a decrease in incidents during Covid-19.
Most stations have found they have been mainly focused on Covid-19 related issues.
Emerald Police arrested a woman on 10 August for refusing to give her details after failing to provide a valid reason for not wearing a mask.
The woman, in her late 40s, was arrested then released. She will receive a $200 penalty and will be charged with resisting arrest.
“We continue to get people not complying with the Chief Health Officer’s directions by not wearing masks, but they are few and far between,” Sergeant David Calkin said.
Sgt Calkin said it was good to see roads had typically been quiet after 8pm. He also said there had been an increase in work around mental health and he urged people to check in with their family members.
Monbulk Police also reported an increase in the number of people calling to check what they can and can’t do under Stage 4 restrictions.
Police encouraged people to check the Department of Health and Human Services website,
www.dhhs.vic.gov.au/coronavirus, before contacting police with queries.
