Hunt to find trio caught on CCTV vandalising 15 cars in Wembley
Police would like to speak to these three men - Credit: Archant
This shocking CCTV footage shows three men kicking off the wing mirrors from cars in several streets in Wembley.
The trio vandalised at least 15 cars parked in Harrow Road, St Andrews Avenue, Medway Gardens and Priory Gardens in the early hours of the morning.
The short clip released by officers shows one thug running towards each vehicle before doing a kung-fu style kick at the wing mirrors.
Although 15 incidents were reported police believe they could have targeted more than 30 cars on February 6 between 2am and 4.15am.
Some drivers may have failed to contact the police believing their wing mirrors had been damaged by a passing vehicle rather than purposely vandalised.
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In each case the wing mirrors have been either entirely kicked off or the glass and casings cracked.
The three suspects are all white men, aged in their late teens or early 20s and slim.
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One was wearing a dark padded jacket, what appeared to be grey tracksuit bottoms with white vertical stripes and was carrying a black messenger bag.
Anyone with information about the trio or who may have been a victim should call Northwick Park Safer Neighbourhoods Team on 020 8721 2969, 101 or Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111.
