Police in Halifax are appealing for witnesses after 19 vehicles were damaged in Halifax in the early hours of Monday morning.
The incident happened between 0015am and 0100am when the vehicles were damaged - with windows broken. It is believed the person or persons responsible walked along Pellon Lane, Pellon New Road, Stretchgate Lane, Highroad Well and Rye Lane damaging the vehicles.
Nothing was stolen from any of the cars.
Inspector Colin Skeath of the Halifax Neighbourhood Policing Team, said:
"We've had a large number of reports of criminal damage - and I would appeal to anyone else who has been a victim but not yet come forward to report it to us.
"We are actively investigating this and would appeal for anyone who witnessed anything to come forward."
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