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Another hit and run (damage only) on Barry Road

DaveR

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DaveR

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Last night somebody crashed into my car parked on Barry Road, and drove off. It was parked pretty much opposite Halliwell Court, between the junctions of Upland and Underhill Roads. It must have made a pretty loud noise, judging by the damage, so on the off chnace anybody heard or saw anything I'd be very grateful if you could get in touch.
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Could it have been a bus? If so, there's a small chance if you can narrow the timeframe down a bit of there being some

CCTV.


Anyway, sorry to hear about this. As things stand, the penalty for stopping, owning up and repairing the damage you cause is far greater than the penalty on the vanishingly slim chance that you are caught. Hit and runs are positively incentivised.

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