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Police are currently investigating damage to a motor vehicle and window of a property in the area of The Old Fort, Strathfoyle, Derry.
A police spokesperson said: "It was reported that on Monday, 6th March 2023 at approximately 2030hours, a group of up to five or six youths threw stones and other missiles a dark coloured BMW, causing damage to the vehicle.
"It was further reported that on Monday, 13th March 2023 at around 1820hours a similar group of youths threw items at the same property causing damage to a front window.
"This incident has left the victim at a substantial loss to have the damage repaired.
"Where you in the area of The Old Fort, Strathfoyle on either date at the time this happened?
"Have you seen youths throwing stones at a property in area? If you can help, please call Police on 101 quoting reference CC1866 of 06/03/2023."
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