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Cars damaged in Lowestoft crime spree

Published: 3:33 PM March 27, 2009    Updated: 9:34 PM October 10, 2020

POLICE are seeking witnesses after vandals ran amok during a crime spree in Lowestoft.A spate of criminal damage incidents have been reported to officers after eight cars parked in a car park were targeted.

POLICE are seeking witnesses after vandals ran amok during a crime spree in Lowestoft.

A spate of criminal damage incidents have been reported to officers after eight cars parked in a car park were targeted.

Damage was caused to the vehicles parked at Ness Point and Gas Works Road. The cars had their windows smashed between 6pm yesterday (March 26) and 3.45am today (March 27), with 'untidy searches' made within the vehicles.

Information about the damage should be directed to Lowestoft police on 01986 835300.

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