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Home Jordan News Vandal arrested after slashing tyres of 15 cars 11-02-2018 08:06 AM Ammon News - AMMONNEWS - A man has been arrested after 15 families woke to discover a vandal had slashed their cars' tyres overnight. A security source said that the Criminal Investigation Department (CID) personnel had opened an investigation into the incident which took place in Irbid governorate, some 80km north of Amman. A sharp knife or another tool was used to punch holes in the vehicles' tyres, flattening them completely. Police said they suspected a man, who was later ambushed, and admitted to investigators that he had vandalized the vehicles. The case was referred for prosecution to proceed with legal action.

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Vandal arrested after slashing tyres of 15 cars

11-02-2018 08:06 AM

Ammon News - AMMONNEWS - A man has been arrested after 15 families woke to discover a vandal had slashed their cars' tyres overnight.

A security source said that the Criminal Investigation Department (CID) personnel had opened an investigation into the incident which took place in Irbid governorate, some 80km north of Amman.

A sharp knife or another tool was used to punch holes in the vehicles' tyres, flattening them completely.

Police said they suspected a man, who was later ambushed, and admitted to investigators that he had vandalized the vehicles. The case was referred for prosecution to proceed with legal action.

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