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Gardaí in Donegal are appealing for sightings of a UK-registered Peugeot in connection with criminal damage incidents.
It has been reported that youths were throwing eggs at properties and vehicles and they were also spraypainting the walls of houses.
The incident occurred around Riverside Park & Dunaff areas around 9pm last Friday. The vehicle was allegedly in the Clonmany area at the time of the incident.
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“We appeal to anyone who may have travelled in either of those two areas on Friday, October 17 between 8.30pm and 9.30pm with a dash-cam to make the footage available to us,” a spokesperson said. “We are particularly interested in hearing about any sightings of a silver Peugeot with UK registration plates that is believed to have been in these areas around that time. If anyone can assist with relevant information, we ask them to contact Buncrana Gardaí on 074-9320540.”
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