Man arrested after multiple vehicles damaged in Salisbury

Monday, 27 October 2025 12:05

Police in Salisbury are appealing for CCTV or doorbell footage after multiple vehicles were damaged in the city.

At approximately 6.30am yesterday morning (Sunday 26th), Police received reports that vehicles parked in Queen Alexandra Road, Empire Road, Herbert Road, Pembroke Road and Coronation Road had been damaged.

Officers attended the scene and within less than 10 minutes of the initial report being made to police after which a man in his 30s from Salisbury was arrested on suspicion of criminal damage.

He has since been released on bail whilst we carry out further enquiries.

If you saw anybody acting suspiciously in these areas or have any CCTV or doorbell footage which could assist our enquiries please get in touch.

Call 101 or email 70528@Wiltshire.police.uk and quote crime reference number 54250142102.

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