Appeal following 2 incidents of criminal damage in Peel

Monday, 13 February 2012 00:00

Peel police have put out an appeal following two separate unconnected incidents of criminal damage over the weekend.

Sometime between 6pm and 6.40pm on Friday evening a motorist had his vehicle damaged when parked outside Peel's Shoprite store.

Another vehicle caused damage to the nearside wing mirror and left without leaving details.

Sometime between Friday and Saturday morning vandals graffitied the wall of Gayles Fayre store in Peel.

Police would like to hear from anybody who might have seen this graffiti taking place or has any information regarding the hit and run to come forward.

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