Exmouth car vandalised
RESIDENTS who live in the Avenues area of Exmouth have been urged to be vigilant after another car was vandalised. It follows a spate of incidents in the neighbourhood last month where tyres on vehicles were slashed. A brick was thrown through the windscr
RESIDENTS who live in the Avenues area of Exmouth have been urged to be vigilant after another car was vandalised.
It follows a spate of incidents in the neighbourhood last month where tyres on vehicles were slashed.
A brick was thrown through the windscreen of a car parked on Elwyn Road between 10pm on Friday, June 5, and 9am the following morning.
Three of four tyres were sliced on a car parked on Elwyn Road overnight between Wednesday, May 27, and May 28. And, in a separate attack, a vehicle left on Sarlsdown Road incurred similar damage.
Police are appealing for information regarding all three incidents.
Nikki Payne, community support officer, urged people to be mindful of any suspicious activity around vehicles in the area.
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If you have any information contact Nikki on 08452 777444 quoting the following crime reference numbers.
The incident which occurred on Elwyn Road between 10pm on Friday, June 5, and 9am the following morning, has a reference number of: KE/09/1628.
The reference for the damage to a vehicle on Sarlsdown Road between Wednesday, May 27, and May 28, is: KE/09/1469.
And, the crime number for the car parked on on Elwyn Road the same evening, is: KE/09/1470.
