Obscenities scratched into parked cars

[<No Name>]

AN investigation has been launched after 25 cars in Hereford were damaged over the Easter weekend.
Police are appealing for witnesses after vehicles in the Whitecross area had their paintwork scratched by vandals.
The parked cars in and around Chandos Street and Scudamore Street had obscenities and other scratches scored in the bodywork overnight overnight between Friday, April 10 and Saturday, April 11.
Damage caused will run into thousands of pounds.
Officers are keen to speak to anyone in the area who may have seen the damage being caused, saw suspicious activity or just persons hanging around the area.
PC John Westlake from the Three Elms and St Nicholas Local Policing Team said: "To do so many vehicles will have taken some time and we hope that someone saw something. Our team has put leaflets through the letterboxes of houses in the locality to try and identify a witness to this damage.
"We will also being paying close attention to the area."
Anyone with information is urged to call George Roper at Hereford Police Station on 0300 3333000 or give information to Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555111.

[Rakka]

Are you xXKatieXx in disguise??

[Moonlight Angel]

Originally Posted by Rakka

Are you xXKatieXx in disguise??

You didn't hear?? She hacked his account.

I'm surprised there wasn't a thread in here made about it.

[Rakka]

Meanwhile....


WESTERN Isles Council have taken the decision to introduce yellow lines, one way streets and more signs to better improve the flow of traffic and kerbside parking in Stornoway town centre.
The Comhairle made the move following consultation over the past year to try and regulate the town's traffic management.

Work has now begun on the changes, but as the process is weather
dependent and relies on the goodwill of car owners, residents are asked to assist in helping the work progress quickly by avoiding parking in certain streets when the lines are being laid.

Letters will be issued to alert residents and businesses when work is being carried out on their street.

=^.^=

[Hudson]

Originally Posted by Rakka

The Comhairle made the move following consultation over the past year to try and regulate the town's traffic management.

Where the hell uses Irish in the UK (no snide remarks please as they'll only hurt my feelings)

EDIT: never mind, google told me 'tis scots gael

[Tony_Est.1989]

I'm coming up north to personally scratch a huge dong on the roof of your Citroen Saxo.

[Dr.House]

I would personally want to murder anyone that did that to my car. I hope the filthy blighter gets caught.