Cafe window smashed
A WINDOW has been smashed at a café in Strabane.
The damage to the first floor premises at Main Street was dispcvered on Tuesday (10th).
Anyone who saw suspicious activity in the area is asked to contact local police. The number to call with any information is 0845 600 8000, or Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111.
Van window broken
VANDALS have broken a van window at the post office yard in Strabane.
The damage was discovered at about 6am on Wednesday (11th) and was caused by a stoned thrown into the yard from the John Wesley Street area.
Anyone who saw suspicious activity in the area is asked to contact local police. The number to call with any information is 0845 600 8000, or Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111.
Windows smashed at club
SIX windows have been smashed at a GAA clubhouse near Donemana.
The damage at Clann na Gael GFC at Lisnarragh Road, Aghabrack, was discovered on Tuesday morning (10th) and is believed to have been caused sometime after 6pm on Sunday.
Appealing for information, Inspector Graham Dodds condemn the attack on a valuable community resource.
He added: "I would ask community leaders in Donemana to do all they can to prevent such incidents, which do nothing to help the develo pment of this vibrant community."
He also urged residents to be vigilant and to report suspicious behaviour.
The number to call with any information is 0845 600 8000, or Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111.
Security operation
POLICE carried out a search operation in Strabane following reports that a suspicious object was left at a house in the town.
Shortly after midnight on Tuesday, residents of a house at Laurel Drive noticed youths acting spiciously at the front of the property. The youths ran off when challenged.
A suspicious object was found at the house and was dealt with by an Army bomb disposal team. At this stage the exact nature of the object has not been established.
End stone attacks
Police in Strabane are calling for the assistance of parents and community leaders to help bring an end to stone-throwing incidents on the town's by-pass.
In recent weeks, police have received several reports of vehicles being damaged as they travelled along the by-pass between the Urney Road junction and the Dublin Road roundabout.
Many of these have involved stones thrown by youths and children from high ground alongside the route.
Police say that apart from causing damage to vehicles, the incidents create a safety risk to all roadusers and pedestrians should a driver lose control after a strike on a vehicle.
Pedestrian zone abuse
MOTORISTS abusing the pedestrian zone limitations at Castle Street in Strabane are running the risk of receiving tickets, police are warning.
The only vehicles allowed to enter the pedestrian zone are those used by permit holders and vehicles making deliveries to shops.
Motorists using the street as a through road run the risk of being issued with a £30 ticket, or prosecution.
Police will be monitoring the situation to curb contraventions of the regulations.
