Eyewatch - Greater Dandenong Police Service Area

Over the last four days, police took part in a state-wide road policing operation, targeting road users who were making decisions to place others or themselves at risk.

Within Greater Dandenong, Casey and Cardinia, police detected numerous offences which included:
- 23 drug drivers
- 20 drink drivers
- 223 speeding drivers
- 11 seatbelt offences
- 25 drivers using mobile phones

Fortunately no lives were lost on our roads within those areas, however police did record 7 serious injury collisions. The causes for these collisions ranged from speeding drivers, impaired driving and disobeying traffic control signals.

Whilst the majority of road users were driving appropriately, it is clear that there are still many who want to disregard the law. So you can expect no changes when it comes to Victoria Police’s commitment to road safety.

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🚨 WEEKEND WARRANTS 🚨

Police are seeking information regarding the current whereabouts of the people listed below.

Each have outstanding warrants for various offences.

We strongly encourage each person pictured to attend their nearest police station to have their matters promptly dealt with.

If you have any information in relation to their current whereabouts, we urge you to call Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000 or submit a confidential report at https://www.crimestoppersvic.com.au

Complacency is a prevalent issue on our roads and contrary to some driver’s attitudes, this photo is the reality that can face those who are distracted, impaired or make a decision to speed.

This long-weekend, Operation Regal will be focused on state-wide by police, taking strong action against drivers who choose to disregard the safety of others or themselves on our roads.

Especially with winter now here, all road users are expected to drive to the conditions, taking into consideration safe breaking distances and speeds on wet roads.

Highway Patrol would like to wish everyone a safe and happy long weekend. We‘d much rather see you arrive safely at your destination than meet you on the side of the road.

Have you seen Arnnet?

The 18-year-old was last seen on Walker Street Dandenong on 25 May at 3:30pm.

Arnnet was last seen wearing black jacket and black pants.

It is believed Arnnet was sighted at a school in Hampton Park on 1 June at 12:00pm however this is unconfirmed.

Anyone with information, or who sights Arnnet, is urged to contact Narre Warren Police Station on (03) 9705 3111.

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Police are appealing for public assistance to help locate missing Dandenong North man Santhasivam.

Police and family are concerned for the 75-year-old’s welfare as he has dementia and does not speak English.

Santhasivam, who fluently speaks Tamil, was last seen leaving an address on Gladstone Road about 9am on 2 June.

He was last seen wearing a black puffer jacket, black pants and black shoes, and was carrying an umbrella.

Santhasivam is known to frequent Hemmings Park in Dandenong, and the Casey, Narre Warren and Endeavor Hills areas.

Anyone with information on his whereabouts is urged to contact Dandenong Police Station on (03) 9767 7444.

Detectives have charged a man following alleged stabbings in Epping and Dandenong North on the weekend.

It is alleged a silver Honda CRV wagon deliberately crashed into a house on Exner Street in Dandenong North about 10.15am on 31 May.

Read more: https://www.police.vic.gov.au/man-charged-following-epping-and-dandenong-north-stabbings

Daniel is missing.
It’s believed the 36-year-old was last in the Newcomb area on 1 June.
Police and family have concern for Daniel's welfare due to a medical condition.
Daniel may be travelling on a motorised pushbike with a trailer attached.
Anyone with information on his current whereabouts is urged to contact Geelong Police Station on 5225 3100.

Victoria Police are involved in a training exercise within the Dandenong Market precinct from 8am on Wednesday 3 June.

This exercise will test the response capabilities of Victoria Police, Fire Rescue Victoria, Ambulance Victoria and market centre staff in relation to an emergency management incident.

The exercise is routine and a training exercise only; there is no threat to the public.