This is the shocking moment when a vandan intentionally scraped an 80,000 euro Porsche Cayenne before leaving an abusive note accusing his driving force of having “splashed” his dog while walking in the rain.
CCTV captured the guy who intentionally scratched the new luxury car after searching for the owner for a small twist of fate in a downpo andcero.
The vandan used to drag a pointed object onto any of the vehicles, causing damage of 10,000 euros and left an abusive note that read: “Thank you for splashing me and my dog, to you.”
The owner of the car reported the attack on the police, but was surprised by the senseless vandalism.
The vandan used to drag a pointed object on both sides of the vehicle, causing injuries of 10,000 euros and left an abusive note that read: “Thank you for splashing me and my dog, you are.”
He said: “Honestly, don’t splash out someone who walks their dog on my way home. If I did it by accident, I’d apologize, there was no intention. It was raining but I was on my way home like any other day.”
“But hurting a car so much is wrong. This guy’s going to have to get stuck before we do something worse. Why would anyone be so angry and so evil?”
Outdoor CCTV cameras from the car owner’s house in the thriving suburb of Richmond, Surrey, captured the vane early in the morning by intentionally dragging a key or screwdriver into one aspect of the Porsche Cayenne S.
With his puppy tied up and the next, he turns around the car and scratches on the other side.
Another video catches him walking down the grasswalk and leaving a note at the door with the despicable message.
The victim, who asked to be identified, said she had no idea that her new car had been wrecked before watching CCTV at her home.
He said: “I drove home from the paintings and it was raining, but it wasn’t going very fast.
Richmond has a limit of 20 mph on all roads and in traffic couldn’t have gone so fast to splash anyone. I parked the car outside my space and walked in.
CCTV caught outdoors in a house in Richmond shows a dog walker that seems to scratch the look of a Porsche
You can tell the boy is walking to the back of his arm with his arm outstretched opposite to his side.
“The next morning I was given up and I discovered the note. I read it and threw it away.
That’s when I saw the long scratches on both sides of the car. I bought the Porsche a few months ago when we crashed and it has less than 1,000 miles on the clock. The stripes are very deep.
“My wife and I couldn’t see what we saw when we played CCTV.
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