Gloucestershire Police are appealing for information about a number of incidents of criminal damage in Cirencester and Kemble recently.
The offences involve smashing dwelling windows and car windscreens with lumps of stone, ampoule and took place overnight between 8 – 9 August.
The incidents are as follows:
Incident 10 of August 9, Berkeley Road, Cirencester
An offender smashed a kitchen window using stone apparently taken from a garden wall shortly after midnight, after a vehicle drove onto the driveway and then sped off towards Somerford Road. It may have been an early-model Ford Focus. Also damaged were a silver Saab 95 Areo and a silver Skoda Yeti whose roofs and bonnets were dented and scratched.
Other incidents were as follows:
Incident 128 of August 9, Siddington Road, Cirencester: a large rock was found on a doorstep with impact marks where it had apparently been thrown at a house door. There appeared to be no sign of a break in.
Incident 118 of August 9, Preston (near Witpit Lane), Cirencester: a large rock smashed an upstairs outer-window, with no sign of a break in.
Incident 124 of August 9, Windmill Road, Kemble: a rock was thrown through a downstairs window and found in the dwelling.
Anyone with information about these incidents is asked to contact Gloucestershire Police on 101, quoting incident numbers 10, 118, 124 and 128 of
August 9.