Police are calling on members of the public to help identify two men who may have information about a break-in at a Kedron apartment complex earlier this month.
The incident occurred on Wednesday, 11 February at approximately 11:50am. Queensland Police have released CCTV images showing two Caucasian men walking down an internal staircase at the complex.
Authorities have emphasised that anyone who recognises the individuals should not approach them directly. Instead, they should contact Policelink and reference the case number QP2600279178.
Following the incident, police have increased their presence in the area, conducting foot patrols and distributing security awareness flyers to residents throughout the neighbourhood. The initiative aims to help locals assess their own home security measures and stay informed about reported crime in the area.
According to the information provided by police, residents have welcomed the increased communication and support from officers working to keep the community safe.
The distributed flyers contain practical security advice along with relevant police contact numbers. Police have noted that most break-ins are opportunistic in nature, particularly when entry points are easily accessible and valuable items such as parcels are visible from outside.
Security recommendations for apartment dwellers include getting to know neighbours to help identify unusual activity, ensuring communal doors don’t remain open and unattended, and installing properly fitted deadlocks and window locks. Residents are also advised to keep balcony screen doors locked at all times, even when home.
For those with garage access, police suggest avoiding storing valuable belongings in these areas, securing bicycles with photographic records and serial numbers, and removing all valuables from vehicles, including garage remotes. Drivers should verify that garage doors close completely and consider using anti-theft screws for registration plates.
Anyone with information can contact Policelink via the online suspicious activity form at www.police.qld.gov.au/reporting, available 24 hours a day, or by calling 131 444.
Information can also be reported anonymously through Crime Stoppers by calling 1800 333 000 or visiting www.crimestoppersqld.com.au.
Published 25-February-2026
