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The probe teams have begun scanning the footage along with videos circulating on social media.
Police are seeking a group of offenders who broke into an urban farm in Melbourne's north last month. The thieves used a stolen tractor to forcefully enter the cafe at Bundoora Park Farm, causing substantial damage. Authorities urge anyone in the vicinity at the time to report to the police. The group arrived at Bundoora Park Farm on e-bikes around 12:15am on Sunday, September 20th.
Before targeting several sheds for garden tools, they entered the farm. After stealing a tractor, the group smashed the cafe's front doors, fled when an alarm sounded with the tractor's engine still running. The farm announced closure on social media due to significant vandalism, assuring all animals were safe. Police released CCTV footage of the incident and appealed to witnesses to contact Crime Stoppers.
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