Local councillor Denise Johnston says several people have contacted her regarding safety concerns
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06 Sept 2025
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Police are appealing for information and witnesses after criminal damage was caused to a house in Coleraine.
Detective Inspector Lavery said: “Police received a report at approximately 10.55pm on Thursday, May 23 that damage had been caused to the front of a house in the Hendra Court area.
“On arrival, officers observed that the front window of the property had been damaged, as well as a front door window panel which had been smashed.
“Thankfully, a woman who was inside the house at the time of the attack was uninjured – but left understandably shaken by what happened.
“The investigation is at an early stage and enquiries are ongoing to determine exactly what happened, who was involved, and a motive.
“We are asking anyone who may have noticed anything suspicious in the Hendra Court area yesterday evening shortly after 10.30pm and before 10.45pm, to make contact with police.
“Enquiries are ongoing this morning and the number to call is 101 quoting reference number 1919 23/05/24 if you have any information including dash-cam, mobile, CCTV or other footage that could help with the investigation.”
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