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Police dog finds pharmacy cat burglar

Megan Haggan 28/10/2020

Police dog Axe. Image courtesy South Australia police via Facebook.

A man broke into a South Australian pharmacy through the air conditioning ducts, then ingested a cocktail of prescription medicines South Australian police have issued a statement about a Salisbury North man who allegedly broke into a Salisbury pharmacy early on Tuesday morning. Just after 6.30am on Tuesday 27 October, Northern District police were called

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