inflatable Launceston Surf Life Saving Club 'disappointed' over break-in

Inxa0Starting from National Volunteer Week, the Launceston surf life-saving club was broken into on Saturday night.Club chairman Lyons said on arrival at the trevalin Damxa0Sunday around one o'clock P.M.xa0The lock of the roller door has been pried and a panel on the side of the cottage has been pried.
The fence at the back of the cottage was also cut off by thieves to allow more people to enter the area.It is believed that the only thing stolen was a motor compressor, with a replacement cost of between $2500 and $3000.The club must also fix all the losses.Lyon said he would treat people like this.
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"Next year will be my 50 th.
xa0"Save lives a year," he said .
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"I'm over 100 kilometers.
xa0Peoplexa0[Leave the water], thanks to the community."Is this the status of Australian volunteers?The compressor being taken away is the only one owned by the club and used to start the inflatable rescue boat."You have to keep these air or they are useless to anyone," he said .
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"We must draw the boat up with our hands.
"The cottage has been here for about 20 years and has been divided into several times," he said .".On December, a black Mercury IRB car on the 25 th was stolen.xa0About $4500.On November 2016, the motor of another inflatable rescue ship was stolen after the club suffered a record flood damage to the equipment.
When the car was stolen, the tail light on the IRB trailer was being repaired at Legana's repair shop.The compressor of the Launceston surf life-saving club is blue and has a black tank, which is stamped by the Launceston surf life-saving club.Compressor is believexa0Brand of Scorpion.
Launceston surf life-saving club was broken into on Saturday night.xa0This is the second time since December.Club.xa0Black and Bluexa0Stolen and damaged air compressorxa0The locks and metal plates of the cottage were treated.
A Tasmania state police spokesman saidThe officer on duty conducted a preliminary inspection of the site and provided Mr. Lyon with preliminary advice."The police radio room called the complainant to inform them that they were delayed due to other action incidents requiring immediate police response," they said ."."Because it is impossible to enter the site in the past five years.
On the afternoon of the 30 th, the complainant agreed to meet with the policexa0[Monday] morning.Anyone with information should contact Launceston Police at 131444,xa0Or report anonymously to the crime blocker on 1800 333 orxa0Crimestopperstas.com