Information sought following vehicle damage
Invercargill Police are calling for information from the public after a number of vehicles had their windscreens smashed on Saturday night.
At about 10pm on Saturday 23 February, 2019 Police were called to Invercargill Workingmen’s Club on Esk Street where the windscreen of a motor vehicle had been smashed.
A male described as skinny build, aged about 16-18, wearing dark clothing with blue jeans was seen nearby. He ran off when approached by a member of the public.
Further enquiries located another six motor vehicles with smashed windscreens. Four on Ness Street between Tay Street and Forth Street and the remaining two on Esk Street between Doon Street and Jed Street. Unfortunately, the offender has not yet been located.
Anyone who may have witnessed this damage being committed or have information that can assist Police is asked to contact Constable Jacob Garrett on (03) 211 0400. Alternatively, information can be provided anonymously via Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111.
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