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A car which was damaged while parked at a house in Donegal was subject to damage believed to be deliberate.
Milford Gardaí are investigating the criminal damage incident that occurred in the area of Cois Locha, Dungloe between 7am and 8.30am on Tuesday, October 8.
A garda spokesperson said: “Damage was caused to a front wheel panel of a car that was parked at a house in that area between those times.
“It would appear to have been struck with an object of some description.
“We appeal to residents in the area to make contact with gardaí if they observed or heard anything that morning that might be of benefit to our investigation.”
If anybody can assist with relevant information or dash cam footage from the area, they are asked to contact gardaí in Milford on 074 9153060.
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