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A parked car in Ballybofey had its rear windscreen smashed before golf clubs and a skateboard was stolen from it.
The incident occurred at Navenny Carpark, Ballybofey, between 10pm on Saturday, January 25, and midday on Sunday, January 26. The car had been parked at that location and was entered after the rear window was smashed.
The front windscreen was cracked also. Two golf clubs were stolen from the car as was a skateboard, which was blue/white in colour with Filipino text and a graphic of a hand.
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“If anybody can assist with relevant information, they are asked to make contact with Gardaí in Letterkenny on 074-9167100 or the Garda Confidential Line,” An Garda Siochana said.
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