A POLICE hunt has been launched after a car was damaged in a Herefordshire village.
Police Community Support Officer Rachel Mahoney said West Mercia Police had been made aware of an incident of criminal damage to a vehicle parked on the roadside in Ecroyd Park, Credenhill, which took place between 6pm on January 25 and 8am on January 26.
"The passenger side headlamp was smashed, and wing mirror bent fully backwards," she said.
"The vehicle was parked with the passenger side to the pavement, so we believe this to have been done intentionally by an unknown person/s.
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"If you have any information that may help us with our enquiries, please contact us via 101 or anonymously through Crimestoppers at 0800 555 111, quoting reference 22/7616/25."
Following the incident, the force also released advice on how you can keep your home safe.
Part of the advice includes installing outdoor, motion-sense lighting, which can act as a deterrent, and installing CCTV or a video doorbell.
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