All news on the topic: Criminal damage

Action group Tyre Extinguishers admitted to vandalising tyres at a Land Rover dealership in Exeter, Devon - organisers said the act was in retaliation to the schoolgirls who died in Wimbledon

Anthony Williams "got very drunk" by bingeing on beer and Southern Comfort - then was turfed out of the Wetherspoons - and so made his way to his former partner's empty home

An angler suffered the seaside fishing trip from hell as her car was graffitied with abuse and tires emptied of air. What began as a relaxing weekend away ended up with the police and the local council both weighing in...

People living in Bridlington, East Riding, Yorkshire, believe a high crime rate and poorly maintained roads are causing a decline of their seaside town

Met Police officer Luke Wenham wept in court as he was found guilty of common assault after blasting Carl Cumberbatch twice as he tried to escape arrest in South London

Andrew Hollinshead was named BBC's 'green farmer of the year' in 2016 but has today been fined in court after ramming his seven tonne tractor into a doctor's car at a junction in Sandbach, Cheshire

The British tourist Ivan Dimitrov, 27, went viral when he was caught on camera scratching his name and that of his girlfriend into the 2,000-year-old Colosseum in Rome

The solo show, called Cut & Run, is taking place at the city’s Gallery of Modern Art and has been officially authorised by the elusive graffiti artist

Dafydd Williams, 19, hijacked a police car before speeding at 113mph through a village - but after veering into field and trying to run away, he was caught by a police dog

It's human instinct to want to immediately help a suffering animal - but there's one important step you should always take before rescuing a hot dog

BBC star Andrew Hollinshead ploughed his farming vehicle into Dr Paul Uglow after the GP followed him home following a road rage row in Cheshire

Christine Grayson, 59, discussed 'getting rid' of the mobile phone masts with expanding foam and angle grinders - she became 'obsessed' with the idea it was linked to the Covid-19 jab

Lyndsey McCabe, 46, slapped Jane Dillon, damaged her suitcase and even smashed up her car windscreen after wrongly convincing herself the actress and model would sell sexual services from the room

In a statement the Metropolitan Police said that the 43-year-old man “has since been released under investigation in relation to this matter"

The Caton family were left distraught after buying their dream home for £1.5m - as the previous owner stripped it and took items with them as they vacated the Grade-II listed property

Piers Morgan has furiously hit out at Just Stop Oil protestors over their latest stunt

Julie Bontoft, 55, was caught on CCTV reaching over the boundary between her home and another to lop off parts of a tree, causing the neighbour to move away from the area in Hull

Retired builder Kevin Lawrence has been ordered to pay damages after he "intimidated and bullied" his neighbour and took a chisel to her fence after wrongly claiming it was encroaching on his property

Neighbours of King Street in Stoke say they have suffered through five years of anti-social behaviour, including people vomiting from the second floor of a home, fires and drug deals

A court heard the neighbour was seen to throw the contents of a bottle of water containing vegetable oil over the man's car, which cost £210 to professionally clean

The mysterious pothole filler poured concrete into a 10ft wide crater that forced a road near Lostwithiel, Cornwall to shut at the beginning of April - the council is urging locals to identify them

Former nurse Neil Parker has been living on the land for a year. He says it was 'abandoned' so he started squatting there, but now he's locked in after a bitter dispute with locals

Just Stop Oil protestor Eddie Whittingham interrupted a Snooker World Championships match between Rob Milkins and Joe Perry at the Crucible in Sheffield on Monday

Warning: Some readers may find the following images offensive - Police are investigating after Essex pub the White Hart Inn, which was criticised for displaying offensive dolls, had its windows and doors smashed in

Almost 200 serving Metropolitan Police staff previously accused of sex crimes or domestic abuse could face being booted out of the force in new plans revealed by the Commissioner Sir Mark Rowley