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10 cars smashed

TEN cars were smashed last week when vandals went on a rampage at a Narre Warren factory.
Police believe vandals entered the Vesper Drive factory between 7pm Friday 4 August and 5.30am Saturday 5 August, smashing windscreens and side windows on 10 cars parked behind the building.
Detective Senior Sergeant Ian Wilcox of Narre Warren CIU said the vandals then placed a hose nozzle under a roller door and attempted to turn the water on and flood the premises.
The damage bill is estimated at $5000.
Anyone with information is asked to contact Detective Senior Constable Kevin Cooper on 9705 3111 or Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.

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