Police are appealing for information after a van was damaged in Hadfield yesterday evening (Sunday).
The damage to the van, which was parked on Oakfield Road, happened sometime between 6pm and 6.10pm.
It is believed that a window had been smashed by a pellet from an air pistol or BB gun.
Anyone who can help police with their enquiries is asked to call police on the non-emergency 101 number, quoting reference number 20000021929 for the attention of the Hadfield Safer Neighbourhood Team.
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