Witness appeal over damaged cars

Thursday, 10 August 2017 07:07

By Jason Roberts @ChpsChsGrvy

Police are investigating after two vehicles were damaged in Ramsey last week.

The first was parked at the back of Gladstone Avenue when it had its windscreen shattered between 8pm on Wednesday, August 2 and 8.30am on Thursday, August 3.

The second vehicle was damaged between last Friday and Saturday while it was parked on Stanley Mount West - officers think its wing mirror was damaged by a passing vehicle.

If you have any information about either incident, you're being asked to contact Ramsey Police Station.

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