Manhunt after property damaged in Oxford garden incident
Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 24 Oct, 17:02 · Archive
Thames Valley Police are seeking a person in connection with criminal damage to a property in Blackbird Leys, Oxford.
Thames Valley Police have launched a manhunt after an offender allegedly destroyed the front garden of a home on Knights Road in Blackbird Leys, Oxford. The incident occurred at about 2.30pm on Thursday, October 1. The offender reportedly pulled down a garden wall and attempted to break the front gate in what police described as a 'random' act of criminal damage.
Police released a CCTV still image of a person they believe has vital information about the incident. A force spokesperson said: 'Randomly damaging people's property is not something we will accept and an investigation is ongoing.'
Members of the public with information are asked to call 101 or make a report via the Thames Valley Police website, quoting reference number 43260513574.
How it is being reported
- Manhunt after offender 'randomly' destroyed front gardenAn offender allegedly pulled down a garden wall and attempted to break a gate at a property in Blackbird Leys, in a 'random' act of criminal damage.Oxford Mail · 24 Oct, 16:37
- Manhunt after offender 'randomly' destroyed front gardenAn offender allegedly pulled down a garden wall and attempted to break a gate at a property in Blackbird Leys, in a 'random' act of criminal damage.Oxfordshire Guardian · 24 Oct, 16:37
In this story: Thames Valley Police · Blackbird Leys · Oxford · Knights Road
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