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Vehicle was vandalised in Donegal Town
A car in Donegal Town was criminally damaged in the early afternoon of June 5.
The car was parked in the area of the Quay Street Carpark, Donegal Town, on June 5 between 1pm and 1.30pm when it was keyed on all sides with significant damage caused as a result.
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Gardaí issued a public appeal seeking the assistance of the public in connection with the incident and asked for any dash-cam footage.
A Gardaí statement read: “We appeal to anyone who may have witnessed the incident to make contact with Gardaí in Ballyshannon on 071 9858530.
“If anyone was in that area with a dash-cam between those times, we ask them to make the footage available to us.”
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