Hengrove tyres slashed: Avon & Somerset Police investigate
Vehicles parked along Isabella Road, Griggfield Walk, Tarnock Avenue, Edmund Road, Walsh Avenue, Rodsfords Mead and Cornhill Drive were targeted. Ford, Peugeot, Seat, Toyota and Vauxhall vehicles were all damaged.Officers have urged anyone with relevant information to call police.
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