Investigation launched after 41 cars vandalised in Rugby
We have launched an investigation after 41 cars were vandalised in the Overslade area of Rugby in the early hours of yesterday (Sunday 3 August) morning.
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We have launched an investigation after 41 cars were vandalised in the Overslade area of Rugby in the early hours of yesterday (Sunday 3 August) morning.
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