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Eastern Beaches Police Area Command A safe and secure NSW. We encourage contributions to this page, but please do NOT report crime here.

Eastern Beaches Police Area Command (PAC) is part of the Central Metropolitan Region of the NSW Police Force. The Command is bordered by South Sydney PAC, Surry Hills PAC and Eastern Suburbs PAC. The Command has two Police Stations – Maroubra Police Station and Randwick Police Station. The Command covers a large area of 37.5 square kilometers extending from its northern most point with the beautiful Centennial Park, to the southern point bounded by La Peruse with its spectacular views of Port Phillip Bay and rugged cliffs. The Command falls within the responsibility of the Randwick Local Government Area. It comprises thirteen (18) suburbs of Clovelly, Kensington, Kingsford, Randwick, Coogee, South Coogee, Maroubra, Matraville, Malabar, Chifley, Little Bay, Phillip Bay and La Perouse, Dacyville, Pagewood, Eastgardens, Banksmeadow and Port Botany. The residential population of the Command is estimated to be around one hundred and thirty thousand (130,000). Within the Command are many industrial sites, sporting and recreational areas, government lands, commercial and financial institutions. Some of the more predominant and famous of these sites are the beautiful surfing beaches of Coogee Beach to the north and Maroubra Beach to the south. To the south of the command is the Long Bay Correctional Centre at Malabar which is a maximum security centre for inmates. There is also the Royal Randwick Race Course located at Randwick which is the premier horse racing venue in the region. Crowds can vary from 4000 during a mid week meeting to 40,000 people on Melbourne Cup Day. There is also the Prince of Wales Hospital Campus at Randwick. This is a very large campus made up of four major Sydney Hospitals including: The Sydney Royal Woman’s Hospital, The Royal Sydney Children’s Hospital, The Prince of Wales Private Hospital and the Prince of Wales Public Hospital. The main tertiary facilities within the Command are the University of NSW (Kingsford Campus, Randwick Campus and Little Bay Campus) and Randwick College of Sydney Institute TAFE NSW. The Command has four main shopping centres that are located in Maroubra Junction, Westfield Eastgardens, Southpoint and Randwick. The Command is populated by many other tourist attractions namely Frenchmans Bay which is one of the more popular fishing locations. Recreation areas include four Golf Courses, Botany Bay National Park, the world famous Centennial Park with its ponds, parks and cycling tracks and Heffron Park.

📱 Take a second. Stay secure. 🔐October is Cyber Security Awareness Month, and Eastern Beaches Police Area Command is rem...
15/10/2026

📱 Take a second. Stay secure. 🔐

October is Cyber Security Awareness Month, and Eastern Beaches Police Area Command is reminding our community to take a moment to protect themselves online.

Scams, phishing messages and online fraud can affect anyone. A few simple steps can help keep you and your personal information safe.

🛡️ Stay secure online:
✅ Use strong, unique passwords and enable multi-factor authentication.
✅ Think before you click on links or open unexpected attachments.
✅ Never share passwords or verification codes with anyone.
✅ Be cautious of unexpected calls, texts and emails asking for money or personal information.
✅ Stop and verify before transferring money, even if the request appears to come from someone you know.
✅ Keep your devices and apps updated.

🚨 Remember: If something feels suspicious, take a second. Don't rush, don't click and don't send money until you've checked it's legitimate.
Let's work together to keep our Eastern Beaches community safe, both online and offline.

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🔐 EASTERN BEACHES — DO THE 9PM ROUTINE! 🌙Before you call it a night, take a few minutes to help protect your home, vehic...
15/10/2026

🔐 EASTERN BEACHES — DO THE 9PM ROUTINE! 🌙

Before you call it a night, take a few minutes to help protect your home, vehicle and valuables. The 9PM Routine is a simple crime prevention habit that can make a real difference.

Where are your car keys right now? And is your vehicle — and your home — secure?

🚗 Lock your vehicle and remove valuables from view.

🏠 Lock all doors and windows, including garages and side gates.

🔑 Take your keys inside and keep them out of sight.

🚘 Remove your garage remote: Don’t leave garage remote controls inside your car. If a thief accesses your vehicle and takes the remote, they may be able to use it to enter your home, even if the house is locked.

💼 Secure valuables such as wallets, handbags, laptops and car keys.

💡 Check outdoor lighting and make sure entry points are well secured.

📱 Set a reminder on your phone so the 9PM Routine becomes part of your nightly habit. A few minutes each night can help reduce opportunities for thieves and keep our homes, vehicles and community safer.

👮‍♂️ Eastern Beaches Police Area Command encourages everyone to make the 9PM Routine part of their daily routine.

Lock it. Secure it. Protect it. Every night at 9pm. 🔒

Help spread the word — share this post with your family, friends and neighbours!


🚨Appeal for Assistance – Break & Enter and Steal from Motor Vehicle – Matraville🚨Police from Eastern Beaches Police Area...
15/10/2026

🚨Appeal for Assistance – Break & Enter and Steal from Motor Vehicle – Matraville🚨

Police from Eastern Beaches Police Area Command are appealing for assistance in relation to a break and enter and steal from motor vehicle offence which occurred around 6:00am on Wednesday 14 October 2026 on Hillary Parade and Lawson Street Matraville.

Police are appealing for CCTV and dashcam footage of four persons dressed in dark coloured clothing who were travelling in a black BMW with NSW registration CVU57U, which was allegedly stolen on 13 October 2026 from an Earlwood address. Police believe these individuals may be able to assist in their investigations.

If you have CCTV and/or dashcam footage of the Black BMW, or persons dressed in dark coloured clothing with their faces concealed, around 6:00am on 14 October 2026 in the vicinity of Hillary Parade and Lawson Street Matraville, you are urged to contact Police. All information is treated in strict confidence.

☎Crime Stoppers NSW: 1800 333 000
🌐Online: www.crimestoppers.com.au
👉 Please quote Reference Number: E 105597446
📞 Maroubra Police Station (02) 9349 9299
🚫️Please do not provide information via NSW Police social media channels.

🚔 Man Charged Following Serious Incident at Randwick Hospital🚨 Eastern Beaches Police have charged a man following an in...
15/10/2026

🚔 Man Charged Following Serious Incident at Randwick Hospital

🚨 Eastern Beaches Police have charged a man following an investigation into an alleged incident at a hospital in Randwick on Tuesday night.

📅 About 10.45pm on 13 October 2026, emergency services responded to reports that a number of patients had allegedly been targeted with a flammable liquid inside a spinal unit.

👮 Officers attached to Eastern Beaches Police Area Command attended alongside Fire and Rescue NSW personnel.

🔍 Police will allege a 48-year-old man, who was also a patient at the facility, approached three other patients and poured a flammable liquid over them. Police will further allege one patient sustained burns after their clothing was ignited.

👏 Nursing staff acted quickly to assist those involved and prevent the situation from escalating further.

🚨 Detectives commenced an investigation, which included: ✅ Establishing and examining a crime scene ✅ Obtaining witness statements ✅ Seizing exhibits for forensic examination

⚖️ Court Outcome
A 48-year-old man has been charged with:
• 2 x Attempt Murder
• 2 x Attempt Cause Grievous Bodily Harm with Intent
• 1 x Common Assault

❤️ Incidents of this nature can have a significant impact on victims, their families, healthcare workers and the broader community. Police will continue to investigate serious violent offending and take action to protect community safety.

🚔 Eastern Beaches Police remain committed to preventing crime, holding offenders to account and keeping our community safe.

👍 Follow our page to stay up to date with what your local police are doing in your community.

🚔 Crime Prevention Catch Up at Bunnings Eastgardens this Saturday 17th October!Got questions about safety, security and ...
14/10/2026

🚔 Crime Prevention Catch Up at Bunnings Eastgardens this Saturday 17th October!

Got questions about safety, security and ways to protect your family, home and property.

Come and meet members of the Eastern Beaches Police Area Command Crime Prevention Team for an informal chat and practical crime prevention advice.

📅 Saturday 17th October 2026
⏰ 11am – 1pm
📍 Bunnings Eastgardens - 140-148 Denison St, Hillsdale

We look forward to connecting with the community and helping keep the Eastern Beaches safe. 💙

14/10/2026

Since 21st August 2026, new e-bike seizure laws have come into effect.

Not all e-bikes sold in Australian shops or through online retailers are legal for road use. E-bikes that operate at higher speeds, have high-powered motors (even if restricted by software), or do not require pedalling cannot be used in public places.

Use of these non compliant e-bikes can attract significant penalties and may be seized by police and authorised officers. Any e-bike that has a throttle cannot exceed 6kph without being pedalled and all power assistance must cut out at 25kph. Currently, the maximum legal power output for an e-bike used in a public place in NSW is 500 watts. However after the 1 March 2029 this will be reduced to 250 watts.

Apart from ensuring that your e-bike is legal, e-bike riders must follow the same road rules that apply to regular bicycles. This includes wearing a helmet, not carrying more passengers than the bike is designed for, and complying with footpath riding rules. If you are 16 years of age or older and are not supervising a child under 16 years of age who is riding a bicycle, you cannot ride on the footpath.

Non-compliant e-bikes present a significant safety risk, to the rider and other people present. Remember, if you ride a non compliant e-bike in a public place it can be seized and destroyed.

🚔 Matraville Homicide Matter to Proceed to SentencingEastern Beaches Detectives continue to work with prosecutors as cou...
14/10/2026

🚔 Matraville Homicide Matter to Proceed to Sentencing

Eastern Beaches Detectives continue to work with prosecutors as court proceedings progress following a domestic violence-related homicide that occurred in Matraville on 28 May 2024.

⚖️ Court Update
The matter was before the Supreme Court on 14 October 2026.

A woman previously charged in relation to the incident entered a plea of guilty to manslaughter.
The accused remains bail refused.

The matter has been listed for sentencing in the Supreme Court on 13 November 2026.

🕵️ Investigation Overview
Emergency services responded to an incident at a home in Matraville on 28 May 2024, where a 37-year-old man was located with critical injuries.
Despite medical treatment, the man died as a result of those injuries.

A woman was arrested nearby a short time later following inquiries by police.

👮 Police Response
Eastern Beaches Detectives have continued to work closely with the Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions throughout the investigation and court process.

🛡️ Community Safety Message
Domestic and family violence remains a priority for NSW Police. Detecting, investigating and responding to domestic violence offences is critical to protecting victims and reducing harm within our community.
If you or someone you know is experiencing domestic and family violence, seek support and report concerns to police.

❤️ Eastern Beaches Police remain committed to supporting victim-survivors, investigating domestic violence offences and keeping our community safe.

👍 Follow our page to stay up to date with what your local police are doing in your community.

🚔 Man Charged Following Investigation Into Alleged Witness Intimidation at Maroubra BeachEastern Beaches Detectives have...
14/10/2026

🚔 Man Charged Following Investigation Into Alleged Witness Intimidation at Maroubra Beach

Eastern Beaches Detectives have charged a man following an investigation into the alleged intimidation of witnesses connected to an ongoing serious criminal investigation.

📅 On Tuesday 13 October 2026, a 37-year-old man attended Maroubra Police Station, where he was arrested and charged with:

⚖️ Charges
• 2 x Intimidate witness
• 2 x Intimidation

Police will allege the offences occurred at Maroubra Beach on separate occasions in July and October 2026 and were directed at witnesses involved in an ongoing investigation.

🔍 Investigation Update
The charges arise from a broader investigation into an alleged kidnapping and extortion matter that occurred in May 2026.

Detectives will allege the intimidation was intended to influence or discourage witnesses from assisting police and participating in criminal proceedings.

⚖️ Court Outcome
The man was refused police bail and appeared before Bail Division on 14 October 2026.

👮 Eastern Beaches Detectives continue to investigate the broader matter, with inquiries ongoing in relation to other outstanding suspects. Police are also continuing to support and engage with affected witnesses.

🛡️ Witness intimidation is a serious offence. The willingness of victims and witnesses to report crime and provide information plays a critical role in helping police investigate offences and keep our community safe.

❤️ Eastern Beaches Police remain committed to investigating serious crime, supporting victims and witnesses, and holding offenders to account.

👍 Follow our page to stay up to date with what your local police are doing in your community.

Police from Eastern Beaches Police Area Command are appealing for assistance to identify the person depicted who may be ...
14/10/2026

Police from Eastern Beaches Police Area Command are appealing for assistance to identify the person depicted who may be able to assist with inquiries into an ongoing investigation relating to an incident of offensive conduct which occurred between 4:00pm and 4:30pm on Tuesday 24th February 2026 at a shopping centre in Eastgardens.

Anyone with information that could help identify this person would be greatly appreciated. All information is treated in strict confidence.

📞Crime Stoppers NSW: 1800 333 000
🌐Online: www.crimestoppers.com.au
👉 Please quote Reference Number: C 102604830
📞You can also contact Maroubra Police Station on (02) 9349 9299
🚫️Please do not provide information via NSW Police social media channels.

🚨WARRANT WEDNESDAY🚨Eastern Beaches Police Area Command are appealing for public assistance to locate the depicted person...
13/10/2026

🚨WARRANT WEDNESDAY🚨

Eastern Beaches Police Area Command are appealing for public assistance to locate the depicted person wanted on outstanding warrants.

Anyone with information about their whereabouts is urged to contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000 or https://nsw.crimestoppers.com.au or call Maroubra Police Station on 9349 9299.

Information is treated in strict confidence. The public is reminded not to report information via NSW Police social media pages.

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136 Maroubra Road
Maroubra, NSW
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