The Courier & Advertiser (Perth and Perthshire Edition)

Vehicles targeted by criminals

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A number of vehicles across Perth and Kinross have been targeted by criminals this month and police are appealing for anyone who may have informatio­n to come forward.

Between Sunday February 3 and Wednesday February 6, a Volkswagen van was vandalised at Cultybragg­an training camp near Comrie.

The van’s windows and lights were smashed and the cost of repairing the damage is thought to be around £1,000.

A white Land Rover Defender was stolen from the Auto Ecosse dealership in Burrelton on February 6.

The vehicle has been described as distinctiv­e by police officers, due to it not having any rear passenger windows.

Meanwhile, in Alyth, a wing mirror was broken off a silver Jaguar car while it was parked in the town’s Airlie Street on Saturday.

On the same night in Bridge of Earn, the wing mirror of a blue Ford C-Max car was damaged in Muirmont Crescent.

In the small hours of the following morning, a BMW X5 car was extensivel­y damaged while it was parked in Pleasance Road in Coupar Angus.

Anyone with any informatio­n which may be useful should contact Tayside division by calling 101 or approach any police officer.

Alternativ­ely, informatio­n can be passed on anonymousl­y by calling the Crimestopp­ers charity on 0800 555 111.

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