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Police in Derry are appealing for information over criminal damage to a BMW X5 during an incident early on Monday morning close to Derry's Foyle Bridge.
A PSNI spokesperson said: "We are appealing for information regarding an incident which took place at Culmore Road Roundabout near Foyle Bridge on Monday, May 19 2025 at about 7.40am.
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"A black BMW X5 was waiting at the traffic lights on the roundabout when a male approached and kicked the driver's door and wing mirror several times causing damage.
"If you have dash cam footage or witnessed this incident please make contact with police via 101 quoting reference 206-19/05/25."
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