Vandals strike in Sandridge
HUNDREDS of pounds worth of damage was caused during a series of vandalism incidents in Sandridge recently.
Between 6pm on Monday April 9 and 8.30am the following day, the driver’s door of a silver Ford Fiesta was dented while it was parked in Hopkins Crescent.
On the same evening (April 9), between 10.30pm and 10.45pm, a stone was thrown at a High Steet shop, cracking a window.
Between 2pm on April 9 and 1.30pm the next day, the back passenger side window of a red Ford Fiesta was broken, along with the wing mirrors. It was parked in St Heliers Road.
Lastly, between 7pm on April 9 and 10am on April 10, the rear window of a silver Peugeot 206, parked on a drive in the High Street, was smashed with a stone.
You may also want to watch:
Around the time of the incident at the shop, two men were seen walking along the High Street walking towards Wheathampsted. Police are particularly keen to speak to the men as they may be able to help with enquiries.
They are described as white and aged 18-20. The first was of slim build and had short dark hair.
Most Read
- 1 Traffic chaos caused by Redbourn Road works
- 2 Shortages crisis hits district
- 3 Picture special: Pub in the Park returns to St Albans
- 4 Neighbouring councils reject Bowmans Cross development
- 5 St Albans school adopts new wellbeing app
- 6 Revealed: Hertfordshire's most expensive villages
- 7 Phantoms of the railway - the ghost lines of Welwyn and Harpenden
- 8 Property Spotlight: A £2m family home on one of Harpenden's most desirable roads
- 9 St Albans mum tells son's story in new book
- 10 Help reunite toy milk jug with new owner
Investigating officer Det Con Maria Gallucci, from the Safer Neighbourhood Team at St Albans Police Station, said: “At this stage we are linking all four incidents and we are particularly keen to speak to the two men seen in the area shortly after 10.30pm on Monday.
“Many hundreds of pounds-worth of damage was caused to people’s property, so if you know or saw anything that could help bring the culprits to justice, I would urge you to get in touch with police.”
Anyone with information about the incidents should contact Herts police via the non-emergency number 101. Alternatively, call Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111.
