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Wheelie bins burnt

30/04/2009

POLICE are appealing for witnesses after vandals set three wheelie bins on fire in Hampton Park earlier this month.
The garden waste bins were set on fire in General Joshua Drive, King David Court and Ivan Crescent in Hampton Park between 1am and 2pm on 8 April.
No other property was damaged during the bin fires.
If anyone has information, they should call Detective Acting Sergeant Mark Simms at Cranbourne Police Station on 5991 0600.

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