Dozens of car windows smashed by man with crowbar

Windscreens and windows were smashed in on dozens of parked cars, which were damaged on Moseley Road in Birmingham.

Motorists were in for a shock of their lives after a vandal went on a rampage in the Balsall Heath area. Several cars had the unwanted special treatment inflicted on them while parked along Moseley Road on Friday morning.

Along with windscreens, the attacker smashed in back and side windows during the incident, which was reported at around 10am. The vehicles appeared to have been indiscriminately hit along the residential road in the leafy south Birmingham neighbourhood It appears cars of all models and prices were targeted, some with huge cracks and dents in the middle of the windscreens.appearing to show a man swinging a crowbar over cars while a vehicle sounded its horn in alarm during the chaos.

A Vauxhall had its entire rear window obliterated Police said: ‘We were called to reports of a man damaging numerous vehicles on Moseley Road, Birmingham, at around 10am this morning. Footballer 'fled restaurant without paying £2,000 for two shots of whisky'Girl, 12, used an axe to defend herself from man who attacked herBarney DavisWhere the Red Arrows will fly for Trooping the Colour flypast

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