Hunt for vandals continues

Thursday, 11 October 2012 01:00

Effects paint stripper can have on a vehicle (stock image, not one of the recently affected cars)

Police are continuing to investigate the damage to more than 60 vehicles that occurred on Sunday evening.

Further enquiries are being made and Police are interested in tracing a dark-coloured hatchback car which was displaying two L-plates on the bonnet and rear tailgate.

It was seen on the Honna Road junction with the Bradda Road at 8:15pm on Sunday evening.

Sergeant Gary Heaton of the Southern Neighbourhood Policing Team has reiterated that Crimestoppers are offering a £1000 reward for any information that could lead to an arrest:

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