Criminal damage to vehicles probed by Police

Tuesday, 21 January 2020 06:09

By Rob Pritchard @rpritchard9

Acts of criminal damage on vehicles in the Island capital are being investigated by Police.

According to officers, two cars on Keppel Road in Douglas have been targeted sometime between last Thursday (January 16) and yesterday (January 20).

The exact time of the incidents is not yet known and the constabulary is asking any members of the public who might know what happened to come forward.

Anyone with details which could assist authorities are being asked to get in touch with Police Headquarters.

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