Witness appeals

Police in Perth and Kinross are appealing for information on the following crimes:

• Between Friday, May 1 and Tuesday, May 5 the rear of a tipper truck was stolen from premises on Arran Road, Perth. (CR/11581/20)

• About 2pm on Thursday, May 7 a black Carrera Hybrid bike was stolen from a property on Argyll Road, Perth. (CR/11710/20)

• Between Thursday, May 7 and Saturday, May 9 two windows were smashed at the Letham House Hotel, Huntingtower Road, Perth. (CR/12043/20)

• About 7.30pm on Friday, May 8 a property on Nimmo Place, Perth had a window smashed by unknown means. (CR/11823/20)

• About 11pm on Friday, May 8 a property on Newton Place, Perth had a number of windows and doors smashed. (CR/11763/20)

• Between Friday, May 8 and Monday, May 11 stones were thrown at the front door of PKAVS Carers Centre, Lewis Place, Perth. (CR/11979/20)

• Overnight on Sunday, May 10 two Mercedes Sprinter vans were vandalised at a garage at the Rhynd, Perth. (CR/12105/20)

• Overnight on Tuesday, May 5 a silver Toyota Yaris motor car had its rear windscreen smashed and its bonnet dented on Burleigh Road, Milnathort. (CR/11584/20) • Between Thursday, April 9 and Sunday, April 26 the tennis and cricket club,TaybridgeTerrace, Aberfeldy had been spray-paint with the tag ‘FYT’. This is linked to previous instances around the town. (CR/11587/20)

• Between Friday, May 1 and Friday, May 8 a property in Balbeggie had two windows smashed and a door damaged. (CR/11813/20)

• Between Monday, May 4 and Friday, May 8 a red Fiat Punto motor vehicle, parked near the A90 turnoff at Invergowrie, had its front windows smashed. (CR/11899/20)

• Between Thursday, May 7 and Sunday, May 10 a yellow and black sign was stolen from a forestry area behind a property on Main Street, Inchture. (CR/12048/20)

Anyone with any information that may be useful should contact Tayside Division on 101 or any police officer, quoting the crime reference number listed at each incident.

Alternatively information can be passed anonymously via the charity Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111.