Police investigate 'significant' Douglas car damage

Wednesday, 28 October 2020 06:02

By Rob Pritchard @rpritchard9

Police are looking to trace those responsible for 'significant damage' to a car in Douglas last weekend.

Officers say, between 9am and 11am last Saturday (October 24) a black Ford C-Max has been hit on Ashbourne Avenue.

It's believed at this time it's been caused by another vehicle which authorities think will have also suffered damage as a result.

The constabulary is now appealing for the driver of the offending car to come forward as well as anyone who saw what happened and could assist with enquiries - those who feel they could help are being advised to contact PC Kelly at Police Headquarters.

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