Appeal after spate of vandalism in Dyce area of Aberdeen

Officers are appealing for information after several cars were vandalised in the Dyce area of Aberdeen last weekend.

Between Friday, 11 July and Sunday, 13 July, nine cars were damaged overnight in residential areas.

Cars were targeted in Princess Crescent, Princess Drive, Princess Terrace, Pitfichie Lane, Balloch Way and Netherview Avenue.

Constable Turner, Bucksburn Police Officer said: "We are appealing for anyone with private CCTV or dash cam footage to check and see if you have captured anything that could be useful in our investigation.

"Also if you have noticed damage to your vehicle around this time in the Dyce area, please report this."

Anyone with information should contact 101 quoting reference 0889 of 11 July, 2025.

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Appeal after spate of vandalism in Dyce area of Aberdeen

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