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10/04/2003
Four cars damaged in Co Londonderry
Police in Limavady are appealing for information after four cars were severely vandalised in the yard of a house in Co Londonderry.
The incident happened at around 3am this morning on the Ballyquinn Road in Dungiven.
The occupier of the house was awoken by the sound of car alarms and saw a number of masked men escape in a white van.
(MB)
The incident happened at around 3am this morning on the Ballyquinn Road in Dungiven.
The occupier of the house was awoken by the sound of car alarms and saw a number of masked men escape in a white van.
(MB)
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