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Vandals go berserk

By JONATHON HOWARD

NOOSA police are hoping drops of blood found around dozens of vandalised vehicles at Madill Motor Group and Cricks Noosa will lead to arrests.
More than 30 new and used vehicles were damaged in what has been described asa “vandalism attack” at Donovan Drive on Tuesday, 8 July.
Rear and side windows were smashed and rear vision mirrors appeared to be kicked off, with glass and plastic sprayed across the two auto yards.
A team of police officers, including detectives from the criminal investigation branch, were first on the scene.
Noosa police have not released any information in relation to the vandalism before print deadline.
Adam Madill said he was devastated by the damage.
“We’ve provided everything to police and we’re speaking with our insurer – that’s all I can say at this stage,” he said.
Police have also appealed for any witnesses to come forward and assist them in their investigation.
Contact Noosa police on (07) 5440 8111. Or Crime Stoppers QLD on 1800 333 000.

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