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Police / Police investigate North Roe vandalism

POLICE are appealing for information after the tyres of a white van parked at the back of the main house of Isbister Farm in North Roe were slashed for the second time in four months.

The latest act of vandalism happened sometime between 3pm on Sunday 14 July and 6.15am the following morning.

A police spokesperson said: “This is the second time in four months an incident of this nature is reported in the same area.

“Anyone with any information or aware of anyone unusual or any suspicious vehicles in the area, during those times, is asked to get in touch.”

Police can be contacted at telephone 101, quoting incident 1306 of Tuesday 16 July 2024.

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